Winter, Emil.
Rhein panorama [1930] | Relief-Panorama des Rheines. Nr. 6. Köln – Bonn – Mainz. Germany, probably ca. 1920–1935. Colour-printed folding panorama of the Rhine, in original red illustrated wrappers. German text.
An attractive early twentieth-century pictorial panorama of the River Rhine, combining detailed bird’s-eye maps with inset views of important towns, historic monuments and riverside scenery. Colour deisgn by Gustav Stoeber. Published by Hoursch & Bechstedt.
The illustrated sections show the course of the Rhine through the Rhineland, including Cologne, Bonn and Mainz. Town plans, bridges, shipping routes, surrounding villages and landmarks are represented in considerable detail. Decorative borders of vine leaves and grapes evoke the celebrated wine-growing landscape of the Rhine valley.
The panorama includes historical and geographical descriptions of the principal towns and their monuments, including Cologne Cathedral, the Hohenzollern Bridge and the historic city of Mainz.
Original red printed wrappers with black silhouette of a Rhine castle. Some wear, creasing and minor tears to the wrappers and folds, as visible in the photographs.
[NL] Fraai gekleurd uitvouwbaar Rijnpanorama met vogelvluchtkaarten, stadsgezichten en decoratieve wijnranken. De ontwerper is Emil Winter, een pseudoniem van de schilder Nicolai Astudin (1847–1925). Het kleurontwerp wordt toegeschreven aan professor Gustav Stoeber. De uitgever is Hoursch & Bechstedt te Keulen.
SKU: 57062
€ 16,35 (€ 15,00 ex. btw)