This drawing is from a page of one of Austrian Oswald Tschirtner's sketchbooks. The German is translated: "Glory be to God in the highest and peace on earth to all men, who are of good will."
PHOTO COURTESY OF DIE KUNSTER AUS GUGGIG, AUSTRIA
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