The Governor of Schopfheim, plate seven from Zehn Blätter zu Hebels Alemannischen... 1820. Creator: Sophie Reinhard

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The Governor of Schopfheim, plate seven from Zehn Blätter zu Hebels Alemannischen... 1820. Creator: Sophie Reinhard

The Governor of Schopfheim, plate seven from Zehn Blatter zu Hebels Alemannischen Gedichten, 1820.
Ten leaves of Hebel's Alemannic poems

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Alemannic Allemannische Gedichte Dialect Encounter Etching On Cream Wove Paper Governor Hebel Johann Peter Johann Peter Hebel Language Looking At Each Other Mohr And Winter Mohr Und Winter Mohr Winter Poem Poems Reinhard Sophie Sophie Reinhard Wove Paper

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This etching by Sophie Reinhard, titled 'The Governor of Schopfheim' from 'Zehn Blätter zu Hebels Alemannischen Gedichten' (Ten Leaves of Hebel's Alemannic Poems), dates back to the 19th century. The image depicts an encounter between a man, dressed in the traditional attire of Schopfheim, Germany, and two dogs. The governor, with a stern expression and a walking stick in hand, seems to be engaged in a thoughtful conversation with the animals. The dogs, one black and one white, appear alert and curious, gazing intently at their human counterpart. The scene is beautifully rendered in black and white, with intricate details that bring the rural setting to life. The etching on cream wove paper showcases Reinhard's exceptional skill in capturing the essence of the Alemannic dialect and culture through her art. The poem 'Mohr und Winter' (Moor and Winter) by Johann Peter Hebel, which accompanies this print, adds an extra layer of meaning to the image, emphasizing the themes of nature, heritage, and the passing of time. This etching is a rare and valuable addition to any art collection, showcasing the rich history and traditions of Germany during the 19th century. The encounter between the governor and the dogs invites us to reflect on the connections between humans and animals, and the beauty of the simple pleasures of rural life. This print is a must-see for anyone interested in German literature, art, and history, and is a perfect addition to any art centre, gallery, or institute.

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