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Lage von Grönlandfahrern die einfrieren, und etwas im Eise der Grundrechte stecken geblieben sind. (Karikatur)
Kreidelithographie, 1848.
Die Lithographie Schrödters verspottet die Langwierigkeit der im Juli begonnenen Debatten über die Grundrechte des deutschen Volkes, die im September "steckenblieben". Die Darstellung der Sitzung auf dem Eismeer bezieht sich auf das Heizungsproblem in der Paulskirche. Jucho und der Parlamentssekretär Möhring - hier bei seiner Rede vor dem Parlamentspräsidenten Gagern und dem Schriftführer Jucho - drängten deshalb die Parlamentarier, für den Winter Vorkehrungen zu treffen ... Die Abgeordneten (u.a. Blum, Eisenmann und Rösler) stehen dicht zusammengerückt in einer gegenüberliegenden Eisspalte.
36,5 cm x 26,5 cm
Plakate
Weiterer Titel: Wenn Sie diese Frage nicht für dringlich erklären, können wir in vier Wochen nach Hause gehen. (den 21 Sept. 1848)
Annette Reiter: Die Sammlung A. W. Heil. Stuttgart 1994, S. 263.
AS (Adolf Schrödter)
Blum, Robert
Eisenmann, Johann Gottfried
Gagern, Heinrich von
Jucho, Friedrich
Möhring, Karl
Rösler, Gustav Adolf
Schrödter, Adolf
Frankfurt
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