Gotthilf Heinrich v. Schubert's house in Pähl

A fascinating historical newspaper clipping from the "Illustrirten Zeitung" from 1897, showing the house of Gotthilf Heinrich v. Schubert in Pähl - an important cultural-historical representation from the Bavarian Alpine foothills. The steel engraving after a drawing by E. Grünewald is in a remarkably good state of preservation, with slight age-related yellowing, which underlines the authentic character of the sheet. The sheet has the classic dimensions of a 19th century newspaper page and shows, in fine line technique, an idyllic landscape with a stately house, a pond with waterfowl and a dog in the foreground. This rare collector's item is of particular interest not only to lovers of Bavarian history, but also to art collectors, as it provides a unique insight into the architecture and way of life of the late 19th century. Condition: as in the photo All of our products are older (used) items. Therefore, the products may show signs of use. We try to list this in the item description. However, if you are not satisfied with an item, please feel free to contact us.