Curious question over identification

[Hannibal]

see reply from Archicrog below...
M.

[Ed Humphreys]

Isn't it from the set of Spitzweg's Osterspaziergang? (Easter Stroll)

[marko]

Apologies I showed the wrong link.  https://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=5765.0  This is the set the Easter Parade.  The Mohr drawings I have are in the link but, do not include the structure nor are they in the list of figures. 


Still curious…


Mark

[archigrog]

I'm not sure the piece is part of that set (die Dorfkirmes), Mark.
It is signed FKM and MO on the base. And a progressive number (III/21??) can be read, too. The set you linked is engraved by Otto.


I have to read Mohr books by Krannich one more, there is something about this piece.


Claudio

Figures are here https://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=5767.0

This is the set I purchased with this structure.  The figures were used and I thought this piece was thrown in as looking about I found several other sets, none with this figure.

It is quite clever,

Mark

[marko]

Figures are here https://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=5767.0

This is the set I purchased with this structure.  The figures were used and I thought this piece was thrown in as looking about I found several other sets, none with this figure.

It is quite clever,

Mark

[Nicholas Ball]

That is very clever, what are the figures that go with it?

[marko]

Clever!  Thanks for this sir.


Mark

[archigrog]

Hello Mark,


this piece must be shaped, folding as in the picture attached (for example). A i remember it is part of the set "Osterspaziergang" (Mr Wolfgang Unger Catalog).


Have fun,


Claudio

[marko]

Very curious what this represents.  It was engraved by Mohr and included with some other Medieval figures but, I don't believe it is part of the set?


mark