Gabriel Bodenehr

AH 6687

Serbia > Peterwardein / Novi Sad

"Peterwardein"

Plan of the castle and town Peterwardein at the Danube river. At the left side with a text about the history.

Copper engraving by Gabriel Bodenehr, from 'Curioses Staats und Kriegs Theatrum', Augsburg about 1730/35, 17,3 x 28,3 cm.

Very good impression and condition.

€ 70,-

Petrovaradin, built between 1692 and 1780, was the most important fortess of Austria-Hungary at the Balkans. A place of the victorious battles of the Prince Eugene of Savoy: Battle of Petrovaradin, August 5th, 1716, between the Austrian and Ottoman army during the Ottoman wars. Since 1945 it is the landmark and part of the town Novi Sad (Serbian Vojvodina).

Literature: Kunstantiquariat Schmidt: Augsburger Vedutenstecher und -verleger. Katalog zur Ausstellung Schloss Haimhausen 1982.

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