1931 Lithograph Edmund Giesbert Ivan Suffovitch Joyous Dance Soviet Union XGQB4 XGFD6 old-fashioned practice that might well

old-fashioned practice that might well come into more general use among grape growers

More than 90% of the city center was destroyed and many civilians were killed by Allied bombing during World War II

the guards were chain mail clothing more indicative of the current era

Shown in the illustration is a bedroom in Biedermeier style and illustrates how two different pattern swatches would cooperate to enhance the look and feel of the room

1931 Lithograph Edmund Giesbert Ivan Suffovitch Joyous Dance Soviet Union XGQB4 XGFD6 old-fashioned practice that might wellThis is an original 1931 monochrome lithograph of "Ivan Suffovitch." Giesbert captures Ivan Suftovitch in a moment of revelry, dancing within a Russian tavern. The movement of the central figure is wonderfully captured, as are the good natured, yet raucous, heckles and applause of the figures in the background. CONDITION This 80+ year old Item is rated Near Mint +. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Product