DESCRIPTION:
DAS GUSTAV ADOLPH DENKMAL BEI LUETZENeingeweiht am 6. November 1837.The image on which the Monument to Gustav Adolf near Lützen is part of a memorial intended in memory of the Swedish king Gustav Adolf, who fell here in the Battle of Lützen in 1632. Initially, it was just a granite boulder, which, after the battle, was put on the spot where the body of Gustavus Adolphus was found. In 1833, Karl Friedrich Schinkel designed a cast-iron canopy, which was completed in 1837 and has been covering the stone ever since.
DETAILS:
Size: 9.44 " x 14.56 " inches / 24 cm x 37 cm
Technique: Engraving
Date: 19th Century
Artist: Unknown
Place: Germany
*Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
CONDITION:
Very good condition.
DAS GUSTAV ADOLPH DENKMAL BEI LUETZENeingeweiht am 6. November 1837.The image on which the Monument to Gustav Adolf near Lützen is part of a memorial intended in memory of the Swedish king Gustav Adolf, who fell here in the Battle of Lützen in 1632. Initially, it was just a granite boulder, which, after the battle, was put on the spot where the body of Gustavus Adolphus was found. In 1833, Karl Friedrich Schinkel designed a cast-iron canopy, which was completed in 1837 and has been covering the stone ever since.
DETAILS:
Size: 9.44 " x 14.56 " inches / 24 cm x 37 cm
Technique: Engraving
Date: 19th Century
Artist: Unknown
Place: Germany
*Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
CONDITION:
Very good condition.
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