Altes Museum in Berlijn 1860 - 1890
friedrichalbertschwartz
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photo restoration
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"Altes Museum in Berlijn" is a photograph taken between 1860-1890 by Friedrich Albert Schwartz. The image showcases the Altes Museum, a prominent neoclassical structure in Berlin, Germany, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and completed in 1830. The photograph captures the museum's facade, with its towering columns and intricate details, as well as the surrounding gardens and fountains. The image provides a glimpse into the architectural landscape of 19th-century Berlin, highlighting the grandeur and significance of the Altes Museum as a cultural institution. This photograph, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a testament to the artistic legacy of Friedrich Albert Schwartz, known for his photographic documentation of historical and architectural sites.
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