About this motif
The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church was built at the end of the 19th century in memory of Emperor Wilhelm I. Badly hit in the Second World War, its tower was preserved as a ruin – Berliners call it the "hollow tooth".
Falk's etching (KVCF-B-001) shows the ruined tower on Breitscheidplatz, with colourful parasols, market stalls and people in front. Image about 12 x 16 cm on a 26 x 37 cm sheet, black and white or hand-coloured, framed on request.