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Pillow : Altona, Hamburg, Germany, postcard with text, view around ca 1910, historical, digital reproduction of a historical postcard, public domain, from that time, exact date unknown
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Altona, Hamburg, Germany, postcard with text, view around ca 1910, historical, digital reproduction of a historical postcard, public domain, from that time, exact date unknown
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Media ID 32130158
© H.Tschanz-Hofmann
Accurate Arts Card Cards Congratulation Congratulations Congratulations Card Congratulations Note Card Copy Date Dates Deserted Domain Domains Exact Facing German Federal Republic Hamburg Image Motif Middle Europe Motif No One North Germany Northern Germany Overlook Overview Painting Altona Depiction Depictions Digitally Europes
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Estimated Product Size is 45.7cm x 45.7cm (18" x 18")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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This print showcases a digital reproduction of a historical postcard depicting Altona, Hamburg, Germany around 1910. The image transports us back in time to the bustling streets of this historic city. The postcard, now in the public domain, offers an accurate and detailed depiction of Altona's charm from that era. The deserted streets give us a glimpse into the past when life was simpler and quieter. With no one in sight, we can truly appreciate the architectural beauty and unique character of this German city. Altona's position as a former facing town adds to its allure as it overlooks the vibrant landscape of Northern Germany. The digital reproduction allows us to admire every intricate detail of this artwork with clarity and precision. The painting-like quality enhances its artistic value, making it an ideal addition for art enthusiasts or history lovers alike. As we gaze upon this image motif from Middle Europe, we are transported to another time and place where congratulation cards were sent with heartfelt messages written by hand. This piece captures not only the essence of Altona but also represents a significant period in German history. Thanks to Fine Art Storehouse's collaboration with imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste, we can now enjoy this historical gem without any restrictions on usage rights. Whether displayed at home or used for educational purposes, this print is sure to captivate viewers with its rich historical significance and timeless beauty.
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