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  • [The Little Prussian from Schluechtern]

    • Other Title(s)

  • Das Preusje von Schlüchtern

  • Grimm, Ludwig Emil, 1790-1863

  • Physical Description

    Etching : Ink on paper ; 7.9 x 8.1 in. ; 20 x 20.6 centimeters; Etching : Ink on paper ; 7.9 x 8.1 in. ; 20 x 20.6 centimeters

  • Date

    1815

  • Summary

    A profile portrait of Mordechai Loeb Preuss (1745-1817 ), a peddler and famous small-town "charachter" in the town of Schluechtern, Bavaraia. He is wearing an old fashioned Jewish costume with three-cornered hat. High quality etching. Captioned across bottom. Execution by Steinau.

    A profile portrait of Mordechai Loeb Preuss (1745-1817 ), a peddler and famous small-town "charachter" in the town of Schluechtern, Bavaraia. He is wearing an old fashioned Jewish costume with three-cornered hat. High quality etching. Captioned across bottom.

  • Depicted

    Preuss, Mordechai Loeb, 1745-1817

  • Subject

    Jewish merchants; Jews, Social life and customs; Jews, Germany, Bavaria

  • Genre

    Portraits

  • Medium

    Etchings; Prints; Drawings

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Biographical Information

The German painter, art professor, etcher and copper engraver, Ludwig Emil Grimm (1790–1863) was a brother of the well-known publishers of Grimms' Fairy Tales, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.

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Citation

Grimm, Ludwig Emil, 1790-1863: [The Little Prussian from Schluechtern], Leo Baeck Institute Art and Objects Collection, 78.383.

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