Hermann Schmidt
St. Stephen's Cathedral South Tower with Scaffolding
St. Stephen's Cathedral South Tower with Scaffolding
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- Museum-grade giclée printing
- Hahnemühle German Etching 310 gsm fine art paper
- Archival pigment inks for exceptional colour longevity
- Luxurious matte finish with a softly textured surface
- Available as a Print Only, Framed Print, or Digital Download
- Frame colours: Oak, Black, Walnut, Vintage Gold, or White
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- 18 × 24 in
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- 11 × 14 in
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Made to Order & Shipping
Made to Order & Shipping
Every artwork is printed to order using museum-grade giclée printing on Hahnemühle German Etching 310 gsm fine art paper. Printing each piece on demand allows us to maintain exceptional quality while reducing unnecessary waste.
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- Production time: 3–5 business days
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St. Stephen's Cathedral South Tower with Scaffolding
Artwork: St. Stephen's Cathedral South Tower with Scaffolding portrays the iconic south tower of Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral during a period of restoration. Hermann Schmidt carefully records the intricate Gothic stonework alongside the temporary scaffolding, creating a fascinating historical document that celebrates both the enduring beauty of the cathedral and the craftsmanship devoted to its preservation.
Artist: Hermann Schmidt (1819–1903) was a German painter known for his architectural views and historic cityscapes. His works are admired for their careful attention to detail, precise draftsmanship, and ability to document Europe's most significant buildings with both artistic sensitivity and historical accuracy.
Curator's Notes: Rather than concealing the restoration, Schmidt embraces it as part of the cathedral's continuing story. The presence of the scaffolding reminds the viewer that great monuments require the care of successive generations, offering a rare glimpse into the ongoing preservation of one of Europe's most celebrated Gothic cathedrals.
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