Wie Eulenspiegel den Kürschnern zu Leipzig eine lebendige… by Adolf Schrödter

Sepia print of two men in a medieval town square, one sewing a cat into a hare fur, with a crowd and church behind.

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Wie Eulenspiegel den Kürschnern zu Leipzig eine lebendige Katze in ein Hasenfall näht und für einen Hasen verkauft, Adolf Schrödter (1857). Via artnap.com

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A sepia-toned print by Adolf Schrödter from 1857 shows two men in a town square, one stitching a fur garment while the other leans in, with a cat visible among the fur. Gabled houses, church spires and a market crowd with baskets fill the background, and a German caption runs along the bottom of the sheet.

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