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Kreidelithographie, 1848.
Ernst Schalck verspottet Turnvater Jahn als reaktionären Erbkaiserlichen. Die Darstellung bezieht sich auf die Sitzung vom 2. Oktober, in der Jahn vorschlug, wie gegen die Mitglieder, die an dem Aufruhr im September beteiligt waren, vorzugehen sei. Er forderte, "sämmtliche Mitglieder der sogenannten Linken zur Untersuchung ziehen zu lassen ...". Die Lithographie zeigt Jahn auf dem Stuhl der Königlichen Versorgungsanstalt; als Fußschemel dienen ihm Schädel und Knochen. Hinter dem Stuhl steht König Friedrich Wilhelm IV., der mit Geldsäcken beladen ist (Kritik an Jahn, der sich durch Orden und Apanagen des preußischen Staates dazu bewegen ließ, gegen die Linken vorzugehen). Jahn schaut nach seiner von Eseln gezogenen Schraubenpresse, in der die Demokraten vernichtet werden sollen. Vogts Schädel ist bereits herausgerollt, während der Kopf Blums noch in der Presse liegt.
34,5 cm x 26 cm
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Weiterer Titel: Sitzung vom 2. October
Annette Reiter: Die Sammlung A. W. Heil. Stuttgart 1994, S. 219-220.
Ernst Schalck
Blum, Robert
Friedrich Wilhelm
Jahn, Friedrich Ludwig
Schalck, Ernst
Vogt, Karl
Frankfurt
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