Berliner Stadtschloss, gezien vanaf het Altes Museum 1892

This photograph, taken by Friedrich Albert Schwartz in 1892, depicts the Berliner Stadtschloss, the city palace of Berlin, as seen from the Altes Museum. The grand palace, with its domed central building and extensive facade, dominates the image. The perspective from the Altes Museum offers a unique vantage point, highlighting the palace's monumental scale and its prominent position in the city. Schwartz's photographic style is evident in the precise detail and clarity of the image, typical of 19th-century architectural photography. The photograph is a valuable document of Berlin's cityscape during the late 19th century, offering a glimpse into the city's architectural grandeur and its evolution over time.