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Ein Tag im Haine Aesculaps. Münchner Faschingsfest heaven Plates like this fed theTitle: Ein Tag im Haine Aesculaps. Mnchner Faschingsfest Creator: Elk Eber Date: 1912 Place of origin: Germany Wilhelm Emil "Elk" Eber (* April 18, 1892 in Haardt, today a district of Neustadt an der Weinstrae; August 12, 1941 in Garmisch) was a renowned German painter and graphic artist who also collected Native American ethnographics and was a close friend of Patty Frank. Several paintings in the Karl May Museum in Radebeul are by him. Original by