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Black-and-white plate of two stained glass designs: a narrow panel of small scenes and a large panel of a rider sharing his c

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Le jour et la nuit, au pavillon des Pays-Bas; Saint-Martin partageant son manteau, Galerie Néerlandaise au Grand-Palais, Jacques Gruber (1925). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jacques Gruber died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A printed plate from the 1925 record shows two stained glass designs: a long panel of small figurative scenes set in a mosaic of tiny glass pieces, and a larger panel of a rider dividing his cloak among a crowd of angular figures. The page is headed Les Vitraux and captions the works as Le jour et la nuit by Roland Holst and Saint-Martin partageant son manteau by Joep Nicolas.