Kähler, F. W. (sold)
F. W. Kähler (fl. c. 1863 - 1907) was a German lithographer active in Hamburg in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kähler began printing around 1863 under the imprint of 'Lithographische Anstalt F. W. Kähler'. Much of his work is realated to promoting the robust Hamburg shipping industry. Around 1901, the firm began trading as F. W. Kähler Erben, having passed to his heirs, W. Kähler, H. Kähler, E. Kähler, and M. Kähler.
A most dramatic riverfront.
Buenos-Ayres Á Vista de Pájaro.
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This is F. W. Kähler's striking 1898 aquatint bird's-eye view of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The view corresponds to the introduction of Hamburg-America Line services to Buenos Aires, an event that increased Argentine-German relations and opened new markets for Argentine products. (more details)