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Engraving of a hilltop castle above factory and mill buildings, with horse carts and figures on a road in the foreground.

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Wildegg Hell Muhli & Herrn Lauis & Comp. Fabrick im Canton Bern. No. 29, Johann Jakob Aschmann (1789 - 1790). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Johann Jakob Aschmann died in 1809; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved print shows a hilltop castle above a cluster of factory and mill buildings, with horse-drawn carts and figures moving along a road in the foreground. A large tree frames the right edge, and rolling hills rise behind the settlement. The work is a print by Johann Jakob Aschmann, dated 1789 to 1790, recording the Wildegg mill and factory in the canton of Bern.