Hotel de Ville, Prague 1833

"Hotel de Ville, Prague" is a lithograph by Samuel Prout from 1833. Known for his picturesque depictions of European cities, Prout captures the charm of Prague's Old Town Square with meticulous detail. The artwork showcases the ornate architecture of the Town Hall, with its prominent tower and intricate facade. The bustling scene below, filled with small figures, highlights the vibrant atmosphere of the city. The artwork is a testament to Prout's mastery of line and his ability to convey the essence of a place through his art. It is now part of the The Art Institute of Chicago's collection, showcasing a quintessential piece of 19th-century architectural art.