"Rapperschwyl, dessen innere Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen", Aquatinta 1833, Schmid-Hegi - Gesamtansicht - Stadtmuseum Rapperswil - 'Stadt in Sicht - Rapperswil in Bildern' - Hauptplatz 2013-10
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"Rapperschwyl, dessen innere Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen", Aquatinta 1833, Schmid-Hegi - Gesamtansicht - Stadtmuseum Rapperswil - 'Stadt in Sicht - Rapperswil in Bildern' - Hauptplatz 2013-10, David Alois Schmid (1833), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
"Rapperschwyl, dessen innere Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen", Aquatinta 1833, Schmid-Hegi - Gesamtansicht - Stadtmuseum Rapperswil - 'Stadt in Sicht - Rapperswil in Bildern' - Hauptplatz 2013-10, David Alois Schmid (1833), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com"Rapperschwyl, dessen innere Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen", Aquatinta 1833, Schmid-Hegi - Gesamtansicht - Stadtmuseum Rapperswil - 'Stadt in Sicht - Rapperswil in Bildern' - Hauptplatz 2013-10, David Alois Schmid (1833), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-28866177">artnap.com</a>
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This aquatint print shows the main market square of a town, lined with multi-storey houses with shuttered windows and steep roofs, with a tall tower rising behind them. Horse-drawn carriages and walking figures in period dress animate the cobbled square. The work is titled "Rapperschwyl, dessen innere Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen" and is attributed to David Alois Schmid, dated 1833.
