By Reinhold Rudolph Junghanns (Germany, 1884-1967), initialed, circa likely 1910s, framed - 19"x13 1/2". 
 
Junghanns studied at art academies in Munich and Dresden. Hennings was a hustler, puppeteer, performer, poet, morphine addict, mystic, prostitute, and partner of leading Dada artist Hugo Ball. She was known as an Enfant Terrible of the German avant-garde and was a founding member of the Cabaret Voltaire. She died giving up her ways to become a Catholic mystic.