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View | Munich and Surrounding Area 18th/19th Century A collection of 6 prints featuring scenes from Munich and the surrounding area: 1) Johann August Corvinus, “View and Perspective of the Kitchen and Cellar Courtyard of the Electoral Residence in Munich,” c. 1700, copperplate engraving. 2) Johann Philipp Steudner, “The Bavarian Capital and Royal Residence of Munich,” ca. 1690, copperplate engraving. 3) Johann Ulrich Kraus, “Munich” (from “Churbairischer Atlas” by Anton Wilhelm Ertl), etching. 4) Franz Xaver Andreas Jungwierth, “View of the Electoral Bavarian Capital and Residence City of Munich…,” 1772, later print on cardboard. 5) Matthias Merian, “Tölltz” (Bad Tölz), 1644, copper engraving. 6) “Coat of Arms of the Abbot of Scheftlarn,” 1797, copper engraving. Various dimensions. Partially browned and stained. Each unframed.
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