1880's Albumen Print Salzhausen von der Festung, Würthle & Spinnhirn, Salzburg, Austria
Description
Photographer_________
Würthle & Spinnhirn, Salzburg, Austria
Title:
17.Salzhausen von der Festung
Date:
1880’s
Medium:
Albumen print on plain mount
Size of Image:
8 x 10 1/2 inches
Size of Mount:
10 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches
Condition:
Warm, medium to rich tonal image sharp and clean shows light aging, beveled black mount shows some aging/rubbing with rubbed/bumped edges/corners
Other:
Handsome view of Salzburg, Austria overlooking the Hohensalzburg Fortress along the Salzach River.
Karl Friedrich Würthle (1820-1902) and Gregor Baldi (1814-1878) opened their first studio in Salzburg in 1862.By 1872, they were operating separate studios with Würthle continuing under the joint name following Baldi’s death.In 1881, Würthle partnered with his brother-in-law Hermann Spinnhirn to form Würthle & Spinhirn until 1892 when it became Würthle & Son until 1904.
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