Description: This late-1600s print by the German engraver Johann Koppmayer shows the walled city of Luxembourg as it looked from the south side of the Alzette River. A solid stone wall with many towers and gates circles the town, while two branches of the river curve in front of the walls. Inside the defenses, steep roofs and blue-tipped church spires stand close together; the tallest belong to Notre-Dame Cathedral and St. Michael’s Church. Behind the houses, gentle green hills of the Ardennes rise toward the sky, and cattle graze peacefully in the foreground.

Material:     100% Cotton Canvas, Magnetic Wooden Hanger