This educational wall chart, designed by Karl-Heinz Wieland for the Higher Pedagogical School in Berlin in 1987, is made from coated paper with a matte finish and mounted on two cylindrical, light beige metal rods with black end caps. The main illustration, measuring 116 × 75 cm, depicts a realistic scene from Neanderthal life—figures engaged in everyday activities set against a rich prehistoric landscape. The composition is highly detailed, characteristic of late 20th-century scientific illustration, and uses a moderately saturated, multicolored palette: browns, greens, ochres, and the cool blue of a river create a harmonious whole. The print surface retains a subtle sheen atop its matte texture, and the main artwork remains vivid and intact. The chart displays minor signs of use—small tears at the edges, longitudinal creases, and slight discoloration—yet the central motif is untouched. Condition: good, with all original elements present and no visible restoration. This chart carries the voice of German educational culture of the 1980s: fidelity to fact meets illustrative storytelling that transports the viewer into a prehistoric world. A discerning eye will notice not only scientific accuracy but also a quiet narrative
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Height75 cm
Width116 cm
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Width116 cm
Height75 cm
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