The Devil beaten Three Times by Jean de Bosschère (1917)

Watercolor print of blacksmiths at an anvil surrounded by a swarm of horned devils and grotesque creatures in a village setti

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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 watercolor print titled The Devil beaten Three Times, created by Jean de Bosschère in 1917. It shows a blacksmith's forge with several figures striking an anvil, while a crowd of grotesque horned devils, animals and winged creatures swarms across the foreground. A village of red-roofed houses and a church spire appear in the background, with small scenes of figures in a tavern and an imp in a tree.

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