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: The Viennese Riesenrad


The Viennese Riesenrad

The Viennese Riesenrad (Vienna giant wheel) - since 1897 one of Vienna's landmarks. Vienna. Photograph by Emil Mayer. Hand-colored lantern slide. Around 1910

Picture No
10287530
Media ID
46058511
Size
3543px x 2590px (2.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans/brandstaetter images/?sterreichisches Volkshochschularchiv
Date
1910

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Emil Landmarks Mayer Riesenrad Viennas Viennese


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