Ludwig
Schaller, Stuttgart]

[Illustration: Karlsruhe in Baden, the birthplace of Viktor von
Scheffel / Glimpse of the center of the town-hall on the market-place
through the pillars of the Protestant Church / Built by Fr. Weinbrenner
in the beginning of the 19th century / From a photograph by the
Badischen Denkmaeler-Archivs Kratt, Karlsruhe]

The Choir in the Cathedral at Magdeburg / The Choir, begun in 1208, is
the earliest specimen of Gothic architecture in Germany. Nave
consecrated in 1363 / From a photograph by the National Messbildanstalt,
Berlin

[Illustration: Picturesque view on the German shores of the North Sea /
In the harbor at Hamburg / From a photograph by Schaul, Hamburg]

[Illustration: The Karl frescoes in the Town-hall at Aix-la-Chapelle
(Aachen) / Painted by Alfred Rethel in 1840-1862 / Head of the dead
Emperor from the fresco "Visit of Otto III to the Grave of Karl the
Great" / Sketch in the cabinet of Engravings at Dresden]

Title
and decorations
by Julius Nitsche, Munich /
Etchings by F. Bruckmann, Graphische Anstalt,
Munich / Paper from the Scheufelen Paper Factory, Oberlenningen-Teck,
Wuerttemberg / Two-tone prints
by E. T. Gleitsmann, Dresden /
Printed by Carl Gerber,
Munich

PICTURESQUE
GERMANY

First Series

The following are in course of preparation: Second Series: German
Industries / Third Series: German Landscapes / Fourth Series: German
Spas / Fifth Series: German Museums etc. / All these volumes may be
obtained at the place as Series 1

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