Munich Building Patterns

This image depicts a cityscape.

This image depicts of city scape that is separated into three distinct layers of buildings. The first layer of buildings, in the foreground of the image, shows a tall building on the far left that consists of a light gray roof, dark grey body with an orange portion at the bottom with the number 4 and an arrow above it. The three other buildings in this layer are light gray, dark drey and a light gray building on the far right with an orange window. The middle layer of buildings includes (from left to right) a small gray roof with a multicolored winidow, a green roof with a small black window, and orange roof with a light tan wall, a small portion of a black building, a light tan building, and lastly a brown building with a blue and orange window sitting on top of a gray support. The last layer of buildings consists of roofs. Two tall spires are visible as is a tall, gray, cylindrical building. A pointed roof stands out in the middle of the final layer of buildings. The background is painted a bright orange.

Concordia College Art Collection

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Carl B. Ylvisaker Library; south wall of mezzanine

24x48 inches (image) | 30.5x54.5 inches (frame)