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''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography
''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography
''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography
''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography
''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography
''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography

''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Satirical Lithography

The satirical newspaper ''Neos Aristophanes'' by Panagiotis Pigadiotis, (first issued in 1874) was a sheet folded in half, making 4 pages. The back is a chromolithograph

March 17, 1890

''THE GREAT WORKS OF THE NEW METROPOLITAN OF ATHENS GERMANOS, THE EVIL SPIRITS OF THE METROPOLITAN, THE GOOD SPIRITS OF THE METROPOLITAN, THE METROPOLITAN LUNCHING WITH MONKS, THE METROPOLITAN BLESSING THE MAGDALENAS''

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Shows wear, is placed on cardboard with tape, pretected by nylon

Approximately 61x42cm

E358
€190.00

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''New Aristophanes'' March 17, 1890,The great works of the New Metropolitan of Athens Germanos, Lithography 

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