Title: 'Der Wartberg bei Heilbronn'

Date: Around 1850

Medium: Hand-coloured engraving

Dimensions: Sight: 7.5 x 9.5 cm; Frame: 24 x 26 cm

Condition Report: Good.

Description:
An impressive hand-coloured engraving that captures the natural beauty and historical significance of the Wartberg near Heilbronn. The artwork showcases the majesty of the region, featuring a vibrant blue sky and lush vegetation blanketing the hill, where the Wartberg Tower stands prominently alongside another architectural landmark. Rendered with fine detail and vivid colors, this piece invites the viewer to explore the scenic charm of a popular excursion destination.

Notes: Title inscribed lower center. Label on verso.

About the Wartberg:
The Wartberg, rising 308 meters above Heilbronn, has been a celebrated wine-growing region since 1146, described historically as the "northern mountain covered with vines." The mountain offers breathtaking views of the Neckar valley, complemented by attractions like the Wartberg Tower, the wine-growing museum, and the light sculpture “Sunbeam for Heilbronn” by Dutch artist Jan van Munster, which illuminates the area with vibrant colors.