Wie der Blitzschwab vom Heimweh befallen wird und der Spiegelschwab ihn curirt
August von Wille · 1829 - 1887
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Wie der Blitzschwab vom Heimweh befallen wird und der Spiegelschwab ihn curirt, August von Wille (1857). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? August von Wille died in 1887; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored lithograph shows a crowded old town street lined with gabled houses, a church tower and laundry strung across the lane. Several figures in period dress gather around a stout man in a sleeveless jacket, while a woman raises a ladle and another woman brandishes a broom, and a small child and dog stand nearby. The print is attributed to August von Wille and dated 1857, and bears the caption Wie der Blitzschwab vom Heimweh befallen wird und der Spiegelschwab ihn curirt.
