The Terrace of Schloss Leopoldskron by Lucie Sayler

Black and white print of an arched passage and paved terrace with clipped trees, urns, and a balustrade beside a stone buildi

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A black and white woodcut-style print shows a stone terrace beneath a building facade, with a round arched passage leading into a shaded garden. Clipped trees and urn-topped planters line the paved walkway, and a balustrade runs along the upper level. The work is titled The Terrace of Schloss Leopoldskron, created by Lucie Sayler in 1920.

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