Don Quichote – 10. Mambrin’s helmet

Don Quichote – 10. Mambrin’s helmet
(German: Mambrins Helm)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 11. Dream about Amadis de Gaula

Don Quichote – 11. Dream about Amadis de Gaula
(German: Traum vom Amadis von Gallia)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 12. The rescue of the rower servants

Don Quichote – 12. The rescue of the rower servants
(German: Die Befreiung der Ruderknechte)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 13. Battle with the wineskins

Don Quichote – 13. Battle with the wineskins
(German: Kampf mit den Weinschläuchen)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 14. Penance in the black mountains

Don Quichote – 14. Penance in the black mountains
(German: Bussübung im schwarzen-Gebirge)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 15. Enchantment on the tavern’s window

Don Quichote – 15. Enchantment on the tavern’s window
(German: Verzauberung am Gasthausfenster)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 16. Battle in the tavern

Don Quichote – 16. Battle in the tavern
(German: Die Schlacht im Wirtshaus)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 17. Enchantment in the ox cart

Don Quichote – 17. Enchantment in the ox cart
(German: Verzauberung im Ochsenkarren)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 18. Sancho’s wife

Don Quichote – 18. Sancho’s wife
(German: Sanchos Weib)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.

Don Quichote – 19. Encounter with Dukinea

Don Quichote – 19. Encounter with Dukinea
(German: Begegnung mit Dukinea)

Pen drawing from Werner Luft’s „Don Quichote“ cycle. Illustration for the novel of the same name by Miguel de Cervantes.

1940 the “Gurlitt Verlag” (Gurlitt publishing house) published the illustrations from the book as a portfolio, containing 30 printed graphics from the original pen drawings.