Plaster cast of the New Year's card with a view of the Monastery St. Geron in Cologne.

New Year’s Card

Possibly modeled by Carl Christian Cramer, After a drawing by Georg Osterwald, Royal Prussian Iron Foundry, Sayn

1840

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