"Schichtl''s Marionetten Theater" / "German Puppet Plays". Franz Fiebiger and Johannes Grüger, Breslau. 1930s. Franz Fiebiger1880 Ober-Johnsdorf - 1932 Tegernsee Johannes Grüger1906 Breslau - 1992 Düsseldorf Colour lithographs on paper and wove paper (papier vélin). Posters. Each signed "Fiebiger", resp. "Grüger" and titled within the depictions. "Deutsche Puppen-Spiele" signed by printer "Richard Speer, Breslau 1". A copy of the poster "Deutsche Puppen-Spiele" is kept under inv.no. 7004 in the Puppet Theatre Collection of the Dresden State Art Collections. Both sheets with creases of an earlier folding as well as in the area of the folds and at the margin with isolated tears. Dimensions: sheet 50 x 35 cm / sheet 62.5 x 44.7 cm.

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