Caecilia Schumacher – Girl at the Entrance to Thun Castle – 1891 Drawing
Beautiful 1891 drawing / watercolor wash of a young girl on Castle gate in Thun looking down into the moat.
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Beautiful 1891 drawing / watercolor wash of a young girl on Castle gate in Thun looking down into the moat.
Albert Neuenschwander (Basel 1902-1984) Swiss Peasant Couple from the Valais region Original Watercolor over Pencil
Ernst Morgenthaler Untitled – Children Watching Cattle at the Edge of a Forest Lithograph – Signed in Pencil lower right
Gottfried Matter (1891 Pieterlen (BE) – 1967 Basel) Portrait of a Swiss Girl in Traditional Costume (Tracht) Signed “G. Matter”
View of the Valley of Bern Handcolored engraving of the city of Bern with cattle in the forground and the
Bridge of St. Maurice This British engraving published in 1800 shows the Bridge across the Rhone at St. Maurice. In
Thun Color Lithograph circa 1840 Nicely matted (not framed). An annotation in pencil on the mat reads “Wagner.” This may
Beautiful View of the city of Sion in South Western Switzerland (the Valais) by William Henry Bartlett Handcolored Steel Engraving
Der Staubbach im Lauterbrunnenthal Pretty handcolored engraving from a collection of images of wonders of the world. Not framed Image
The Cloister Schönenwerth near Aarau Kloster Schönenwerth bei Aarau Published by Krüsi in Basel in 1865 Steel Engraving Drawn by
Le brand en Savoye (1782) Le Brand en Savoie by Carl Ludwig Hackert (1740-1796) Rare engraving of the ruins of a
G. Lory – View of the Jungrau and the Lauterbrunnen Valley View of the Jungfrau Aquatint Engraving Drawn by Gabriel
Les Ruines de La Mine de Plomb Near Sichelauenen in the Lauterbrunnen valley – Lithograph by Brodlmann The image has
Swiss Lumberjacks on a Sled Holzfaeller – Lumberjacks Small 19th Century Lithograph after an engraving by C. Meichel
Jacob in der Heymath – Jacob in the Country Amusing Scene from a Biedermeier Austrian Theatre Magazine Jacob in der
Dorfschenke – The Village Tavern The Village Inn (Dorfschenke) A horse drawn carriage pulls up to the village tavern and
La Grande Galerie – G. Lory Sohn The New Road near the Grande Galerie Vue de la Nouvelle Route près
M. Maurer / Franz Hegi, Chute de La Dale La Chute de La Dale by Franz Hegi “La Chute de
Chamoix Hunter in the Alps Old engraving – either steel plate or wood engraving – of two hunters chasing Chamoix
Swiss Pastoral Scene – Cowherd departs to the Alps Leaving for the Mountains Classic poignant Swiss scene in which the
19th Century Litho – Calling the Cattle – Gruyeres Valley Lithograph circa 1870 Has been cut and attached to seperate