Wie Till die Schneider duch Saüe straft (How Till Eugenspiegel Punished the Tailors)
Johann Heinrich Lips (d. 1817)
1806 · Outline engraving and etching
Cleared · Public Domain
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Wie Till zur Barbier durch's Fenster kömt (How Till Eupenspiegel Came In Through the Barber's Window)
Johann Heinrich Lips (d. 1817)
1806 · Outline engraving and etching
Cleared · Public Domain
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Till Eulenspiegel
Urban Janke (d. 1914)
1907 · Color lithograph
Cleared · Public Domain
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No open reproduction
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Till Eulenspiegel
A. Weisgerber
ca. 1900 · Illustrated with lithographs printed in color and black and white
In copyright
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Costume Design for a Baker, for Nijinski's "Till Eulenspiegel"
Robert Edmond Jones (d. 1954)
1916 · Colored crayons on black paper
In copyright
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Costume Design for a Police Officer, for Nijinski's "Till Eulenspiegel"
Robert Edmond Jones (d. 1954)
1916 · Colored crayons on black paper
In copyright
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Illustration for "Till Eulenspiegel"
Arthur Rackham (d. 1939)
1916 · Watercolor, pen and ink and gouache (bodycolor)
In copyright
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