Is This Image in the Public Domain?

November 23rd, 2009 | No Comment | Category: Book Stuff, Marginalia

It’s called “We’ll All Be Happy Then” by Harry Grant Dart, and it ran in Life magazine in 1911:

Is this image in the Public Domain? If anyone knows anything about it, I’d greatly appreciate it.

Thanks.

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