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Sepia print of a man climbing through a broken window into a room where a startled woman and cat react.

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Wie Eulenspiegel sich zu Hamburg bei einem Barbier verdingte, und dem Meister durch die Fenster in die Stube ging, Adolf Schrödter (1857). Via artnap.com

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A sepia-toned print shows a man in period dress climbing through a broken lattice window into a room, where a startled woman clutches a spinning wheel beside a cat. Razors, scissors, and a hanging towel decorate the walls, and a broom leans in the corner. The work is titled "Wie Eulenspiegel sich zu Hamburg bei einem Barbier verdingte, und dem Meister durch die Fenster in die Stube ging" and is attributed to Adolf Schrödter, dated 1857.