Worgplaat by Albert Hahn (1903)

Crosshatched drawing of a crouching man in a jacket working at a chain on his wrist, printed on a newspaper page.

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Why is this public domain? Albert Hahn died in 1918; this work is in the public domain.

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A crouching man in a dark jacket and light trousers works at a chain fastened to his wrist, rendered in dense crosshatched ink lines. The illustration is printed on a newspaper page with a caption beneath it, dated 1903, identifying it as Albert Hahn's Worgplaat, drawn in response to Abraham Kuyper's strangulation laws.

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1903

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