About this motif
The Leine Palace was the residence of the Guelphs and is now the seat of the Lower Saxony state parliament. From here the Electors of Hanover ruled, who later also became Kings of Great Britain.
Tritt's hand-printed copper plate (about 17 x 26 cm) shows a riverside scene on the Leine with a stone bridge, trees and a domed building in the background, with tall facades on the left. On a 30 x 40 cm sheet, plain, hand-coloured or framed.
