Kung-fu ran through the wall of flames by Norman Hinsdale Pitman

Ink illustration of a hooded man running past a dragon and orange flames, carrying a bowl, on a stone path.

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Kung-fu ran through the wall of flames, Norman Hinsdale Pitman (1910). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Norman Hinsdale Pitman died in 1925; this work is in the public domain.

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A black-and-white ink illustration with orange tinting shows a figure in a dark hooded robe running forward while holding a bowl and a bundle. Behind him, a serpentine dragon with a fierce face and flaming tail forms a wall of orange flames along the left and top of the frame. The print is titled "Kung-fu ran through the wall of flames" and is attributed to Norman Hinsdale Pitman, dated 1910.

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1910

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