Wie eine Zigeunerin den sieben Schwaben wahrsagt und das Rechte trifft
August von Wille · 1829 - 1887
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Wie eine Zigeunerin den sieben Schwaben wahrsagt und das Rechte trifft, August von Wille (1857). Via artnap.com
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A hand-coloured lithograph shows a seated woman in a white headscarf and blue skirt reading the palm of a man with a large sack on his back, while a crowd of men in period hats and clothing watches under a tree beside a cooking pot. The caption below reads in German, and the print is credited to the lithographic firm Arnz & Co. of Düsseldorf.
