Wissembourg, Devil N°45

Incredible! A cheeky devil adorned with a Cheshire grin. What's to fear? This magnificent stone lithograph was printed by the C. Burckardt printing company in Weissenburg, France during the 1880s. This is part of a series of life-size carnival panels featuring whimsical images of animals, Alsatian characters, and comical caricatures all designed in a stunning Art Nouveau style. Oh and did, they are extremely rare and collectible? Looking for a dazzling focal point and conversation piece? You found it. Size: 65.5" x 25.0" Condition: Age-appropriate wear, fading and toning. Three sheets assembled. Conservation mounted on linen. Light horizontal age toning bar in top and bottom center. Minor wear near assembly line. General background age spots. Stray printer marks near outer borders. Ink blemish in lower left corner. Small abrasions near right lower assembly line. Please use the photo zoom feature to get a better understanding of overall condition. *Additional photos available upon request.