About this motif
Schöneberg Town Hall stands on the edge of Rudolph-Wilde-Park, a green hollow in the middle of the district. The building became world-famous through John F. Kennedy's speech in June 1963.
Tritt's copper etching shows the town hall with its tower behind tall trees, with strollers on a park path in the foreground, in delicate watercolour tones. Image about 15 x 22 cm (KVCF-WT 33); each sheet is pulled from the copper plate and then coloured by hand.