About this motif
In the Middle Ages Soest in Westphalia was one of the most important Hanseatic towns. Typical of the town is the greenish sandstone from which churches and walls are built.
Buchner's small upright sheet shows St Patroclus' Cathedral with its mighty Romanesque tower, another church with a pointed tower beside it and lawn and houses in front. Image about 5 x 7 cm on a 13 x 18 cm sheet, black and white or hand-coloured, framed on request.
