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WAALKES, OTTO (1948) "Ebbi Rot" Color lithograph on handmade paper. Signed on the plate in the lower right corner. Hand-signed in pencil in the lower right corner. Numbered in pencil in the lower left corner: 98/120. Bears the publisher’s/printer’s dry stamp in the lower left corner. Approx. 47 x 62 cm. Framed with a mat. 66 x 81 cm. A parodic interpretation of The Beatles’ iconic 1969 album cover “Abbey Road.” The work depicts four of the characteristic figures from Otto Waalkes’s universe—including the elephant, the famous “Ottifant,” and Otto himself—as they cross the crosswalk one after the other. A humorous adaptation of pop culture and art history, executed with fine line work and a characteristic watercolor or colored pencil style. Titled “EBBi ROT” in the lower part of the image. In excellent overall condition. PROVENANCE: Galerie Wutzke, Modern Art, Koblenz (marked with a gallery label on the back of the frame). Private collection, Germany.
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