For whom by Wilhelm Wachtel (1936)

Lithograph of a standing elderly man in a cap and long coat, leaning on two crutches, gazing forward.

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A standing elderly man in a visor cap and a heavy cape-like overcoat gazes directly at the viewer while leaning on two crutches. His shirt is torn and his trousers hang loose over one leg, rendered in soft tonal shading on a warm tan paper. The print is titled "For whom" and was made by Wilhelm Wachtel in 1936.

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1936

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