About this motif
Cecilienhof Palace in the New Garden was the last palace built by the Hohenzollerns. It made world history in 1945 as the venue of the Potsdam Conference.
Behrens captured Cecilienhof as a manor with an English feel: half-timbered gables, brick chimneys, a deep roof and a well-kept lawn in front. The picture measures roughly 12 x 16 cm on 26 x 37 cm paper; available in black, watercoloured or in a frame.
