About this motif
The Brühl Terrace above the Elbe is often called the "Balcony of Europe". It takes its name from Count Heinrich von Brühl, who had gardens and palaces laid out here in the 18th century.
König's etching shows the curve of the riverbank with the terrace, the towers of the Hofkirche and the palace, the bridge and the Semperoper, with a paddle steamer in front. Picture about 8 x 11 cm on 18 x 24 cm paper, plain, hand-coloured or framed.
