Frankfurt am Main_ View of the Cronstettisches Stift from the garden, with archive and imperial kitchen, no. 10 1864
carlfriedrichmylius
stadelmuseum
cardboard, albumen-print, paper, architecture
cardboard
albumen-print
pencil drawn
photo of handprinted image
aged paper
light pencil work
16_19th-century
germany
photo restoration
ink paper printed
landscape
paper
fading type
park
watercolour illustration
watercolor
architecture
historical font
building
"Frankfurt am Main_ View of the Cronstettisches Stift from the garden, with archive and imperial kitchen, no. 10" is an 1864 photograph by Carl Friedrich Mylius, a German photographer who captured the architectural details of the Cronstettisches Stift in Frankfurt am Main. This black and white photograph provides a detailed view of the building, showcasing its traditional German architecture, and gives a glimpse of the garden surrounding it. The Stift's intricate details, including its pitched roof, dormer windows and the ivy growing on the wall, are vividly captured by Mylius's skillful use of light and shadow. The photo was taken from the garden, offering a unique perspective of the building and its surroundings, emphasizing its historical significance and architectural beauty. This photo is housed in the Städel Museum and is a valuable document of Frankfurt's history and urban development.
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