About this motif
The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church was destroyed in the Second World War; its ruined tower is now a memorial against war. Berliners affectionately call it the "hollow tooth".
This hand-printed copper etching shows the church before its destruction with its tall tower, market umbrellas and many people in front, in warm colours. Framed with a mount and gold moulding, frame about 37 x 45 cm.
