The Mandolin Player (Anton Windmaier)

Anton Windmaier (1840–1896) made The Mandolin Player.

The Mandolin Player by Anton Windmaier
The Mandolin Player by Anton Windmaier. Public domain.

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The Mandolin Player, in brief

Title
The Mandolin Player
Artist
Anton Windmaier (1840–1896)
Artist born in
Pfarrkirchen, Germany

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Is "The Mandolin Player" free of copyright?

"The Mandolin Player" by Anton Windmaier is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

Which artist is "The Mandolin Player" attributed to?

"The Mandolin Player" was created by Anton Windmaier. The information on this page describes Anton Windmaier's original work.

Why is the copyright status of "The Mandolin Player" what it is?

"The Mandolin Player" by Anton Windmaier is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Anton Windmaier died in 1896.

About the artist, Anton Windmaier

1840–1896, Germany

Anton Windmaier

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