

The image depicts a poster with a drawing of an angel in the snow by Georg Tippel. The angel is drawn facing right. The angel has yellow wings. The angel has short hair, with a floral accessory on top of their head. The angel wears a long orange dress with white dots and a white underdress with orange stripes. The background is dark gray with white dots representing snow and a few dark trees. The top of the poster reads "MONATSHEFTE FUR LITHOGRAPHIE". The top-left corner reads "BEiTu.C9" in orange. The bottom-right corner reads "FARBEN FABRIKEN HAMBURG" in orange. The bottom of the poster contains small black text.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 617 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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