Otto Dill (1884 Neustadt a. d. Hardt - 1957 Bad Dürkheim) attr; The mother lion Sensitively and subtly depicted study of a lioness with her cub. A depiction typical of the style and subject matter of Dill, who had a predilection for cats of prey. Red chalk, heightened in white/paper. Sheet 43.4 cm x 31.3 cm. Frame. Attributed to Otto Dill (1884 - 1957). Red and white chalk on paper.

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