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Instruction chart showing a kneeling man performing artificial respiration on a prone victim, with German text below.

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Die künstliche Atmung, Max Eschner (1911). Via artnap.com

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A two-panel chromolithographic instruction sheet shows a kneeling rescuer performing artificial respiration on a prone man whose torso rests on a rolled garment, with a third small inset depicting the rescuer pressing on the victim's back. Numbered German instructions along the bottom outline the steps, with the title Die künstliche Atmung printed across the lower section.