Schaffhausen
1809
Step into 19th-century Switzerland with Franz Niklaus König's charming snapshot of daily life in Schaffhausen. Created in 1809 during the Romantic era, this piece celebrates the humble beauty of Swiss folk culture. A proud father stands tall in traditional baggy trousers and a bright red vest, puffing on a long pipe, while the mother sits gracefully on a simple wooden chair, balancing a baby on her lap as a young daughter looks on. König was famous for capturing these authentic costumes and domestic scenes, preserving a traditional way of life for future generations.
- Technique
- Hand-colored engraving
- Material
- Paper
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