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Watercolor design of an oversized champagne glass with grape vines, cherubs, and gilded scrollwork under a banner reading Cha

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Die vier Hauptgetränke: Champagner, Adolf Schrödter (1853), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor design titled Die vier Hauptgetränke: Champagner by Adolf Schrödter, dated 1853, presents an oversized champagne glass rising from a broken bottle and grape vines. Cherubs, classical figures, and gilded scrollwork frame the central motif beneath a ribbon banner inscribed with the word Champagner.

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