Vier gezichten op Hamburg, afgebeeld Wandsbeck, het Matthias-Claudius monument, Poppenbüttel en Rothenbeker Quellenthal by Wilhelm Dreesen

Vier gezichten op Hamburg, afgebeeld Wandsbeck, het Matthias-Claudius monument, Poppenbüttel en Rothenbeker Quellenthal 1894

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"Vier gezichten op Hamburg, afgebeeld Wandsbeck, het Matthias-Claudius monument, Poppenbüttel en Rothenbeker Quellenthal" is a photomontage by Wilhelm Dreesen, dating back to 1894. The print depicts four scenes from the city of Hamburg, Germany, offering a glimpse into the city's diverse landscape. The scenes include Wandsbeck, the Matthias Claudius monument, Poppenbüttel, and Rothenbeker Quellenthal. Dreesen’s montage exemplifies the late 19th-century fascination with capturing the beauty of everyday urban life through photo-based artwork. This photographic approach allows viewers to experience a realistic representation of these Hamburg locations and their historical significance.