Die Ite Medaille by Albert Welti (1910)

Etching of a stout painter with a palette and flying brushes, with horned creatures near a barred cave door and mountains beh

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An etching titled Die Ite Medaille by Albert Welti, dated 1910, shows a stout figure in a top hat holding a palette amid flying brushes. Nearby, wiry horned and bearded creatures tumble and scramble beside a barred doorway, while a horned devil-like figure looms in the dark entrance of a rocky cave against a mountain backdrop.

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