Two Art Critics by Gustáv Mallý (1935)

Pen and ink caricature of two men in a studio, one in a long coat observing a bearded man beside an easel and sketches.

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Why is this public domain? Gustáv Mallý died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.

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Two Art Critics is a pen and ink drawing showing a stout, bespectacled man in a long coat looking toward a bearded, long-haired man in a jacket who stands with his arms folded before an easel. The studio walls hold several sketched canvases, and paint tubes and brushes lie scattered on the floor.

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