St. Goar um 1835, engraving by J.W. Archer after Leitch 

"St. Goar um 1835" is an engraving by J.W. Archer, after a drawing by the Scottish artist William Leighton Leitch, depicting the German town of St. Goar around the year 1835. The print captures the town’s picturesque setting along the Rhine River with a notable focus on the historic buildings, bustling waterfront activity, and distant castle. Leitch's attention to detail in the architecture and the lively scene creates a captivating glimpse into the everyday life of this Rhine River town. The engraving process, using an etching technique, provides a unique texture to the image, adding to its historical significance. This work offers a valuable insight into the history and visual character of St. Goar, highlighting the town's architectural heritage and its role as a significant trading hub in the 19th century.