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Hand-coloured 1784 plan of Hochberg castle and its banns with forest, fields, compass rose and ornate cartouche.

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Geometrischer Plan des Hochfürstl. Markgrävl. Badischen Schloßes und Banns Hochberg cum Appertinentiis, Friderich B. Seufert (1784), State Archives of Baden-Württemberg. Via artnap.com

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A hand-coloured geometric plan showing the Hochberg castle and its surrounding banns, with fields, woodland and boundary markings drawn in ink and wash. An ornate cartouche with a crowned coat of arms and a compass rose appear in the upper right and left, and a scale bar lies at the bottom. The work is titled as a geometric plan of the Hochberg castle and banns, attributed to Friderich B. Seufert and dated 1784.

Museum record: State Archives of Baden-Württemberg