Ein Schneidergesell
Ernst Stern · 1876 -1954
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Why is this public domain? Ernst Stern died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured costume plate shows a figure in a black frock coat, long curled wig, ruffled stockings and buckled shoes, lifting a green lattice cage by a cord while striding forward. The page is numbered 20 and carries a printed cartouche with the Strauss-Hofmannsthal opera title and the publisher's copyright line by Adolph Positano, Berlin-Paris, dated 1912. The figure is signed Stern in the lower area below the drawing.
