Null Krayn, Hugo (1885-1919). Railroad, IVth class. Chalk lithograph, 1915. Sign…

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Krayn, Hugo (1885-1919). Railroad, IVth class. Chalk lithograph, 1915. Signed preprint on Japan, dated by the artist himself. Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, one of 40 prints, numbered by a contemporary hand. 40,5:33,5cm.

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Krayn, Hugo (1885-1919). Railroad, IVth class. Chalk lithograph, 1915. Signed preprint on Japan, dated by the artist himself. Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, one of 40 prints, numbered by a contemporary hand. 40,5:33,5cm.

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