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Der Schwabe

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Alois Hauser depicts the Swabian in profile and certainly not by chance. Just as a side view captures the general outline of his head, the profile depicts the characteristic appearance of a person in a transferred sense. Did Hauser want to try his hand at a character study of the "typical Swabian" here?
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Title: Der Schwabe
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Alois Hauser depicts the Swabian in profile and certainly not by chance.
Just as a side view captures the general outline of his head, the profile depicts the characteristic appearance of a person in a transferred sense.
Did Hauser want to try his hand at a character study of the "typical Swabian" here?.

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