Der Handel und die Wahrheit reichen sich die Hände by Jacob de Wit

Pen and wash drawing of a seated woman and standing man exchanging a chain, with two children below.

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Der Handel und die Wahrheit reichen sich die Hände, Jacob de Wit, Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

Why is this public domain? The Städel Museum lists this work as public domain.

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This pen and brown ink drawing with brown wash and white highlights shows a seated woman in flowing drapery facing a standing man who holds out a chain or cord toward her. Two small children sit and crouch at the lower right beside a basket, and loose sketched forms appear in the upper left. The work is by Jacob de Wit and is held by the Städel Museum as a drawing.

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Städel Museum

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Public domain

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Drawings & Sketches