About this motif
The Sieber Tower rises above the Plönlein and was part of the town's 14th-century expansion. Its name probably derives from the sieve makers who lived here.
Herzog's etching shows the tower head-on with its clock, archway and pointed spire, with half-timbered houses on either side. Image about 8 x 11 cm on an 18 x 24 cm sheet, black and white or hand-coloured, framed on request.
