Maibowle by Ludwig von Zumbusch (1906)

Monochrome print of men and a woman toasting around a steaming punch bowl, with a verse printed below the arched frame.

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A monochrome print titled Maibowle by Ludwig von Zumbusch, dated 1906, shows a lively gathering of men and a woman around a table with a large punch bowl. One man raises a glass in a toast while others drink and laugh, and the woman dips a ladle into the bowl. A printed verse and the caption Aus der Münchener Jugend appear beneath the arched scene.

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