Weltkrieg 1914. Zugunsten der im Weltkrieg invalid gewordenen Kaffeehausangestellten
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Weltkrieg 1914. Zugunsten der im Weltkrieg invalid gewordenen Kaffeehausangestellten, Theo Matejko (1914). Via artnap.com
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A brown-toned printed poster shows a mounted soldier in a helmet and cloak raising a sabre while his horse leaps over a fallen figure amid bursts of light and smoke. A black panel at the bottom carries the title and a short appeal in German, with a price of 10 Heller. The work is signed by Theo Matejko and dated 1914.
