Springerle for Christmas Cookies 1935 - 1942

Fritz Boehmer's "Springerle for Christmas Cookies" (1935-1942) is a detailed drawing of a wooden cookie mold. The mold features six distinct designs for making intricate Springerle cookies, a type of German cookie traditionally made for Christmas. The designs include a heart, a lion, a wreath, a church, and two intricate floral patterns. This artwork provides a glimpse into the artistry and tradition associated with Springerle cookie making. The intricate details of the mold showcase the skill and craftsmanship of the artist and the importance of these cookies in German culture.