
Farmer Broom and Farmer Leaves came out alive
Jean de Bosschère · 1878 - 1953
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Farmer Broom and Farmer Leaves came out alive, Jean de Bosschère (1917). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jean de Bosschère died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.
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A black-and-white print showing two dark silhouetted figures with pointed hats in the foreground, facing a striped, patterned figure standing in a doorway of a crowded, textured interior. The stippled background and fine hatching give the scene a dense, dreamlike atmosphere. Titled "Farmer Broom and Farmer Leaves came out alive," by Jean de Bosschère, dated 1917.























