CH-NB - Ruine Freudenberg, von Nordwesten, Blick über Ragaz - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-LUTTRINGHAUSEN-1-5
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CH-NB - Ruine Freudenberg, von Nordwesten, Blick über Ragaz - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-LUTTRINGHAUSEN-1-5, Sigmund Freudenberger, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
CH-NB - Ruine Freudenberg, von Nordwesten, Blick über Ragaz - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-LUTTRINGHAUSEN-1-5, Sigmund Freudenberger, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comCH-NB - Ruine Freudenberg, von Nordwesten, Blick über Ragaz - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-LUTTRINGHAUSEN-1-5, Sigmund Freudenberger, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-37701676">artnap.com</a>
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About this work
A watercolor landscape shows a ruined stone tower on a rocky outcrop in the foreground, with shepherds and sheep resting nearby and goats on the ledge. Below, a broad green valley with a winding river leads to a village church, framed by steep mountains under a pale sky. The work is catalogued as a print by Sigmund Freudenberger in the Gugelmann collection.
