Die böse Schnecke by Heinrich Kley (1909)

Ink sketch of a giant spiral snail with a winged rider on its back as a flame-haired man runs past it.

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An ink drawing showing a large snail with a spiral shell carrying a small winged figure on its back, while a flame-haired man with an exaggerated profile dashes across the ground beside it. Loose, scribbled hatching and wavy lines suggest motion and a sketchy, expressive hand. The work is titled Die böse Schnecke, by Heinrich Kley, dated 1909.

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