
Wie Rübezahl Soldaten anwirbt
August Beck · 1823-1872
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Wie Rübezahl Soldaten anwirbt, August Beck (1857). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? August Beck died in 1872; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored lithograph shows a group of figures on a rocky, barren hillside, with skeletal horses and a donkey carrying a bundled load. A soldier in armor and a red-sleeved yellow vest rides at the front while a man in a white turban strides ahead, and a gnarled tree and a clawed hand rise from the ground at left. The print is titled "Wie Rübezahl Soldaten anwirbt" and is attributed to August Beck, dated 1857.






















