Man läuft, man fällt nach allen Seiten, _ Und Hoppenstedt fängt an zu reiten 1871
wilhelmbusch
stadelmuseum
drawing, ink, indian-ink
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drawing
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comic strip sketch
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16_19th-century
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pen sketch
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personal sketchbook
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ink
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german
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sketchwork
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ink drawing experimentation
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indian-ink
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pen-ink sketch
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pen work
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sketchbook drawing
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storyboard and sketchbook work
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sketchbook art
Wilhelm Busch's 1871 pen and ink drawing, "Man läuft, man fällt nach allen Seiten, _ Und Hoppenstedt fängt an zu reiten," is a humorous depiction of a chaotic scene. The drawing features a man in a comical pose, surrounded by objects and people in a state of disarray. The artwork is characteristic of Busch's style, which was known for its satirical and often absurdist depictions of everyday life. The drawing's title, which translates to "One runs, one falls in all directions, _ And Hoppenstedt starts to ride," suggests a humorous narrative, likely part of a larger work by Busch.
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