Gezicht op Allgäu en een gezicht op de ruïne van Salzburg 1850s

This print by Carl Friedrich Würthle, a German painter and lithographer, features two landscape scenes. The first depicts a view of the Allgäu region, while the second depicts a view of the ruins of Salzburg. The artist utilizes a realistic approach in the portrayal of the natural landscape, capturing details like trees, mountains, and bodies of water. These works were likely created in the 1850s as part of a series of prints featuring landscapes of the German countryside. They showcase Würthle's talent for capturing the beauty and grandeur of the natural world, providing viewers with a glimpse into the artistic trends of the mid-19th century.