Pitter loss der Moht nit sinke
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Pitter loss der Moht nit sinke, René Ackermann (1906-1918), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A colored lithographic print shows a cheerful, mustached soldier in a red coat with white crossbelts and a tall dark shako, holding a glass and a bottle while resting a long musket with bayonet. The German caption below reads "Pitter loss der Moht nit sinke." The work is attributed to René Ackermann and dated 1906-1918.
