Moccha, Karmen - Kleve district - Giclée/Hahnemühle - hand-signed

Homage - Kleve District

Giclée on Hahnemühle Velvet (borderless)
Year: 2025
Edition: 10
Edition: Clever-Art (dry stamp)

hand-signed and numbered

Size: 35 x 61 cm
Condition: in very good condition / new

Landmark of the Kleve district
An architectural journey through history and culture

1. Schwanenburg (Cleves)
Towering majestically above the city of Cleves, the Schwanenburg symbolizes power and myth. It was once the residence of the Dukes of Cleves and is closely linked to the legend of the Swan Knight Lohengrin.

2. St. Anthony's Church (Kevelaer)
This important pilgrimage church is one of the most important Catholic pilgrimage destinations in northwest Germany. Its Gothic architecture and spiritual significance shape the townscape of Kevelaer.

3. Windmill in Kranenburg
A typical symbol of the Lower Rhine landscape, the historic windmill represents agricultural tradition and technical sophistication.

4. Moyland Castle (Bedburg-Hau)
A fairytale moated castle with a neo-Gothic façade. Today it houses a museum with one of the world's largest Beuys collections.

5. St. Victor Cathedral (Xanten)
One of the most impressive Gothic churches on the Lower Rhine. The cathedral is part of the Xanten Archaeological Park, which showcases the region's Roman past.

6. Observation tower in the Reichswald (near Kleve)
A modern observation tower with views over the wooded plateau of the Reichswald forest. A place for nature lovers, offering space and tranquility.

7. Old Rhine Bridge (Rees)
This striking arched bridge combines tradition and modernity and symbolizes the connection between people along the Rhine.