"Schlaft's wirkli?" ["Is She Really Sleeping?"]

"Schlaft's wirkli?" ["Is She Really Sleeping?"], page 1
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A single printed engraving of a dim farmhouse interior showing a young woman in a dirndl-style bodice and apron asleep beside a spinning wheel, with a tiled stove and a jug behind her and a man also in the scene. The caption credits it as a reproduction of a painting by Hugo Kauffmann, issued by the Photographische Union in Munich. It is useful as a genre-scene depiction of a spinning wheel in a rural German household.

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German
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