Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 610mm x 915mm
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2011/03/29
Hohensalzburg Fortress, Salzburg – Austria
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 915mm x 610mm
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Schatz, Salzburg – Austria
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 610mm x 455mm
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Salzach River Properties, Austria
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 305mm x 210mm
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The city of Salzburg is situated by the river Salzach, a river that runs across the entire province in a bended curve and shapes the landscape of it. The Salzach is 225 kilometres long and one of the most important rivers of the Austrian Alps.
This is probably due to the similarity in the names. In fact, "Salz" means salt and "Ache" is an old German term for a river. The name therefore refers to the importance that the Salzach had as a transportation route for salt from Hallein and other mining places of the province up to the late 18th century.
Salzach River Properties, Austria – series
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 305mm x 210mm
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2011/03/12
Judengasse
Size: 765mm x 255mm
Medium: Oil on canvas
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The Judengasse, or the Jewish Street, connects the Getreidegasse to Waagplatz. The synagogue was located on Judengasse 15. Nowadays, the street is full of shopping boutiques that offer great souvenirs, fine chocolate and furnishings.
Salzburg Castle
Size: 610mm x 305mm
Medium: Oil on canvas
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The mightiest fortress of central Europe, a powerful castle sitting in a prominent position, undoubted Salzburg′s prime attraction and most dominant feature of the city′s skyline: the "Festung Hohensalzburg" or "Hohensalzburg Fortress"
Steingasse
Size: 650mm x 450mm
Medium: Oil on canvas
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Placed between Kapuzinerberg Mountain and Salzach River, Steingasse is a relic street from Roman times. Some of the medieval buildings on this street have remained mostly untouched by time. Steingasse is now popular not just for its historical importance but also for its stylish small bars and wineries.
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