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Deutsch: In der Elbe schwimmt links eine Schiffmühle am Ufer von Lorenzkirch. Der Müller verlässt die Schiffmühle mit Mehlsäcken im Boot. Am jenseitigen Ufer der Elbe liegen drei Schiffmühlen von der Stadt Strehla. Kolorierte Lithographie "Strehla" um 1840 von Carl Wilhelm Arldt (1809–1865) nach einer Zeichnung von F. Niese.
English: The miller from Lorenzkirch leaves his shipmill at the river Elbe with flour bags in his rowboat. In the background are three shipmills tied up alongside the embarkment by the small town Strehla, Saxony, Germany. Coloured Lithograph "Strehla" by Carl Wilhelm Arldt about 1840.
Français : Le meunier de Lorenzkirch quitte son moulin sur l'Elbe avec quatre sacs de farine dans sa barque. En arrière plan, trois moulins flottants sont amarés à un quai au bord de la petite ville de Strehla, en Saxe (Allemagne) Lithographie en couleur réalisée par Carl Wilhelm Arldt dans les années 1840.
Date circa 1840
date QS:P,+1840-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Kolorierte Lithographie "Strehla" (in Sachsen) von Carl Wilhelm Arldt (1809–1865) nach einer Zeichnung von F. Niese, 12,9 × 20,5 cm. Coloured lithograph "Strehla" (in Saxony) by Carl Wilhelm Arldt (1809–1865) after a drawing by F. Niese, 12,9 × 20,5 cm.
Author Carl Wilhelm Arldt (1809–1865) nach einer Vorlage von F. Niese. Scan der Lithographie und digitale Bildbearbeitung von Michael Gäbler.
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