About this motif
The Lombard Bridge owes its name to a pawnshop that once stood here. Around 1810 a causeway with a windmill still crossed the water at this point.
Peters' "Hamburg around 1810, Lombard Bridge" depicts a timber crossing busy with pedestrians, a windmill turning on the left and the spires of the old city along the horizon. Image about 9 x 12 cm on a 20 x 25 cm sheet, black and white or hand-coloured, framed on request.