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Sepia print of a crowd of ragged blind men with walking sticks on a road, with a walled town and towers behind them.

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Wie Eulenspiegel zwölf Blinden zwölf Gulden gab wie sie meinten, und darauf zehrten, zuletzt aber die Rechnung ohne den Wirth gemacht hatten, Adolf Schrödter (1857). Via artnap.com

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A sepia-toned print shows a crowd of ragged, bearded men, several with walking sticks and one wearing a feathered cap, gathered in a group on a dirt road. A town with towers and a spire rises in the background. The print is by Adolf Schrödter, dated 1857, and bears a German caption describing Eulenspiegel's trick on twelve blind men.