
Wagenmann, Seybel & Comp Kesselhaus 1898
Hugo Charlemont · Austrian, 1850-1939
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Wagenmann, Seybel & Comp Kesselhaus 1898, Hugo Charlemont (1898), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A black and white engraved view of a boiler house interior, showing large cylindrical boilers set into brick bays along a raised gallery with metal railings. Two workers stand near a pile of coal on the brick floor beside an arched doorway, while tall arched windows light the hall. The print is titled Wagenmann, Seybel & Comp Kesselhaus 1898 and is attributed to Hugo Charlemont, dated 1898.


























