Description : This humorous vintage lithograph by Bernhardt Wall, titled “Putzelheimer,” features a plump, pompous military figure in full parade regalia. Dressed in a bright red jacket with ornate epaulettes, tall bearskin hat, and polished baton, the officer leans proudly forward—his comically exaggerated belly stretching his uniform. A bottle peeking from his pocket adds a layer of satire, suggesting indulgence or mock authority. The image is rich with bold lines, saturated color, and character-driven storytelling. Despite visible wear including creases and tape residue, the artwork's presence remains intact. A collectible print for lovers of vintage satire, military caricatures, or early 20th-century lithography. Era: Early 20th Century (circa 1910s–1920s) Style: Caricature / Satirical Military Illustration Technique: Color Lithography on paper Tools Used: Lithographic stone, brayers, hand-press History: Bernhardt Wall often depicted figures of mock grandeur or everyday absurdity in humorous social commentary prints. Manufacturer / Maker: Bernhardt Wall (confirmed via signature on lower right) Suggested Weight: Less than 1 lb (paper only) Item Number : P12599 Category : Art Brand : Bernhardt Wall