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Door Panel vintage graphic print of a
roaring lion, often known as the "Weissenburg Lion" after the printing house that produced it. It is also widely attributed to artist René Ackermann, with an estimated creation date between 1906 and 1918. The poster was created using the lithography process, a popular printing technique in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Product Information
Title: The image is commonly known as the "Roaring Lion" or the "Weissenburg Lion".
Artist/Publisher: Attributed to René Ackermann or published by the Wentzel printing house in Wissembourg (Weissenburg). Another artist, C. Burckardt, is also associated with a similar 1880 version.
Medium: Original prints were created using lithography, a popular printing technique during that era.
Usage: The bold, life-sized style suggests it may have been used as an advertising poster, possibly for circuses, or as a display item in popular imagery collections. |
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