gürt um dein Schwert zaeum´auf dein Ross, und zieh voran dem Heere, St. Michel! salva nos! O. Kernstock
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gürt um dein Schwert zaeum´auf dein Ross, und zieh voran dem Heere, St. Michel! salva nos! O. Kernstock, Josef Eberle (1914). Via artnap.com
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A winged armored rider on a black horse with red harness and a red banner streaming behind, set against an ochre and grey background. A German verse by O. Kernstock appears beneath the image, invoking St. Michael, and a school association emblem is printed in the lower left corner. The print is credited to Josef Eberle and dated 1914.
