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Kreidelithographie, 1849.
Das Blatt zeigt einen Zopfperückenträger in auffallend altmodischer Kleidung, der eine Kaiserkrone in Händen hält. Salutierend ist Friedrich Wilhelm IV. von Preußen vor ihm angetreten, wobei sein vorgestreckter kanonenkugelrunder Bauch sowohl auf die tatsächliche Leibesfülle des Königs wie auf Preußens militärische Macht anspielt...
Das Blatt verspottet die Illusionen der "Frankfurter Kaisermacher" und den preußischen König, der seine Unentschlossenheit durch soldatische Haltung kaschiert. Friedrich Wilhelm IV. nimmt als Befehlsempfänger die angebotene Kaiserkrone - korrekte Meldung gebend - von dem Abgeordneten Gervinus entgegen.
30cm x 21cm
Plakate
Weiterer Titel: Herr Criminel'_ ik wollte sagen, Herr Hofrath_ ik melde mir. Ik hab mir bereits vor sechs Wochen jemolden.
Mit Zorn und Eifer. Karikaturen aus der Revolution 1848/49. München u.a. 1998, S. 78-79; Annette Reiter: Die Sammlung A. W. Heil. Stuttgart 1994, S. 189.
Friedrich Wilhelm
Gervinus, Georg Gottfried
Frankfurt
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