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  1. Double-Arched Aurora with Streamers (1887), from Our Earth and its Story: A Popular Treatise on Physical Geography.

    Source: British Library / Flickr: The Commons

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f1a4

    #aurora #snow #polar #landscapes #bookillustration #art #publicdomain

  2. “The larva of the swallow-tail butterfly”. (1914) by David Fairchild, Marian Fairchild, from Book of Monsters.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/6f50

    #insects #macrophotography #butterflies #larvae #photography #art #publicdomain

  3. Carol Highsmith dedicates her life's work to the public domain.

    dailykos.com/stories/2026/8/23

    Photographer Carol Highsmith (b. 1946, Leaksville, NC) has donated her life’s work —- nearly 100,000 photographs so far —- to the Library of Congress, and all photos are in the public domain.

    #photos #landscape #US #PublicDomain

  4. @gutenberg_org Alas, to think there are countries where we still have to wait up to 31 more years for Winnie the Pooh to enter the #PublicDomain
  5. Illustration by Anne Allen, Jean-Baptiste Pillement, from Nouvelle suite de cahiers arabesques chinois a l'usage des dessinateurs et des peintres (ca. 1790s).

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/d1d4

    #rococo #gardens #orientalism #pagoda #bridges #landscapes #china #flowers #design #plants #chinoiserie #etching #art #publicdomain

  6. A. A. Milne will enter in #PublicDomain 1st of January next year in most European Union countries.
    He wrote only one crime fiction novel, and I can recommend it: The Red House Mystery

    @gutenberg_org mastodon.social/@gutenberg_org

  7. For Planet of the Week's art, I turned to those covers of pulp science fiction magazines that are now in the public domain. There were a few I quite liked but didn't find a use for. Here are some of those covers: troypress.com/magazine-covers- #ScienceFiction #PublicDomain #Blaugust

  8. Color Analysis From a Panel of the Alhambra (1902) by Emily Noyes Vanderpoel, from Color Problems: A Practical Manual for the Lay Student of Color.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Internet Archive

    pdimagearchive.org/images/c9be

    #alhambra #color #gold #blue #design #diagrams #art #publicdomain