Complete Ansicht Vom Hamburger Jungfernstieg Im Jahr 1844 Von Jens Gray 75% Off - Today Only [YsLvc01m]

1844 View of Hamburger Jungfernstieg

Experience a slice of 19th-century Hamburg with this exquisite print of the Hamburger Jungfernstieg, captured by the renowned artist Jens Gray. This atmospheric depiction of the Alster-Pavilion in Hamburg, also known as Sanssouci, is a rare gem from Gray's collection. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the vibrant life of the city during that era. The print is part of Gray's Ansichtenwerk "Hamburg und seine Umgebungen im 19ten Jahrhundert" (Abteilung 1), showcasing his masterful ability to capture the essence of a place.

Product Details

This uncolored steel engraving measures 10.5 x 15 cm (height x width) and provides a detailed view of the Alster-Pavilion from the north. The scene is bustling with activity, as people gather on the pavilion's terrace, children play with their dogs, horses frolic by the water, and swans glide gracefully in the sunlight. Gray's dramatic use of atmosphere is evident in the ominous cloud formation in the upper right corner, which adds a sense of anticipation while highlighting the pavilion's majestic structure. The diagonal line of the clouds mirrors the diagonal of the fence in the foreground, anchoring the pavilion within the composition and allowing it to shine in the bright light.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This print is not only a beautiful addition to any art collection but also a perfect way to explore the rich history of Hamburg. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of old photographs, this print will captivate your attention. It serves as a window into the past, allowing you to witness the vibrant life of the Alster-Pavilion and the surrounding area in 1844. This uncolored steel engraving is a must-have for anyone interested in understanding the cultural and architectural heritage of Hamburg and its surroundings.