DEATH AND THE
WOODCUTTER
Exhibited, Group Show, 1940 as
Illustration (Aesop's
Fables)? printed from a
metal block, that was probably
made from a print taken from an
original woodblock which no
longer exists; an illustration
of Aesop's fable about the
woodcutter who calls for Death
to come and take him, whereupon
Death unexpectedly appears, thus
illustrating the maxim: we would
often be sorry if our wishes
were gratified; 275 x 210mm |