Caption
Haus Sack No 5, Facade of the house at Sack 5 in Braunschweig, Braunschweig's Baudenkmäler, page, photomechanical print, number: 'No. 22.', photographer: J. Schombardt, Braunschweig, cliché maker: Römmler & Jonas, Dresden, publisher: Benno und Wilhelm Danert Goeritz, 1892, J. Schombardt, Römmler & Jonas, Benno und Wilhelm Danert Goeritz, photographer, cliché maker, publisher, Lower Saxony, Saxony, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 111 mm x width 155 mm, housing, facade (of house or building), A sepia-toned photograph shows the upper facade of an ornate timber-framed building with a steep tiled roof and decorative carved wooden panels. The facade features rows of rectangular windows with small panes, each set within sculpted surrounds and supported by carved figures and brackets. Between and below the windows are intricately carved geometric and figurative reliefs forming repeating triangular patterns and ornamental borders. A tall, narrow door with visible hinges is set into the facade, and adjacent vertical carved pilasters with human figures run along the building edge. The roof has overlapping clay tiles and a couple of small dormer openings. The image includes a wide blank margin above and below the building.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B01_182
License type
Rights managed
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35.2Mb (9.2Mb) / 12.1in x 11.3in / 3631 x 3388 (300dpi)