At the end of the orphanage hall were four portraits of the inspectors. The four pictures all follow the same model: The named inspectors sit around the table — with one or two orphans standing in front of the table as staffage.
Death appears in the background to stay with the theme, but there is not much dancing going on, and the text is quite self-praising.
Kruspe has not drawn any of these four scenes. Schröer mixes two of the pictures and their verses up, while he lacks the text for a fourth scene.
Since Schröer's text is messy and flawed, I present Götz's text here instead, in Götz' (and Pohle's) sequence:
Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspektion. |
Die Inspektion. |
Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspection. |
Die Inspection. |
Der Todt zur Inspection des Waisenhauses. |
Die Inspection. |
Der Todt zur Waisenhaus-Inspektion. |
Die Inspektion: |