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Six-panel ink drawing of costumed figures carrying canopies in processions, labeled Norge, Sverige, Rusland, Tyskland, Italie

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Proposal for the decoration of Hans Christian Andersen’s Memorial Hall in Odense, Alfred Schmidt (1929). Via artnap.com

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A six-panel ink drawing shows figures in costume carrying a canopy in parades, each panel labeled with a country name in Scandinavian or German script: Norge, Sverige, Rusland, Tyskland, Italien and Spanien. The sketch-like linework and pencil construction lines are visible at the panel edges. Alfred Schmidt made this 1929 proposal for the decoration of Hans Christian Andersen's Memorial Hall in Odense.