File:Hertel Kaiserplatz von Osten um 1880.jpg

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Description

Blick von Osten auf den Kaiserplatz, um 1880

Date

circa 1880

Source

Bartetzko, Hoffmann, Junker, Schmidt-Linsenhoff: Wie Frankfurt fotografiert wurde. 1850-1914. München 1977

Author

Carl Hertel (1832–1906)
Alternative names	Karl Hertel
Description	German photographer
Date of birth/death	22 May 1832	1906
Location of birth/death	Darmstadt	Bensheim
Work period	from circa 1863 to circa 1905
Authority control	WorldCat

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