Ehr` und Gewinn mehrt Deutscher Sinn by Franz Wacik

Black and tan woodcut of a family in a tiled room: a woman spinning, a man in a hat, a girl, an infant in a cradle, and a cas

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Ehr` und Gewinn mehrt Deutscher Sinn, Franz Wacik (1915). Via artnap.com

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A woman sits at a spinning wheel in a tiled interior while a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat stands beside her, and a young girl stands at the wheel with a cat nearby. An infant rests in a cradle in the foreground, and a window opens onto a distant castle on a hill with a horse-drawn cart in the fields. The print is by Franz Wacik, dated 1915, and carries the German motto Ehr' und Gewinn mehrt deutscher Sinn across its lower banner.

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1915

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Interiors