Alexander Müllegg (1904-1982) - Zürich: Villa Rainhof - XL

- Oil on canvas. Label from the Swiss Fine Arts Salon in Lucerne, 1961.

- Villa Rainhof is a majestic estate in the Neo-Renaissance style, situated directly within the grounds of the University of Zurich Botanical Garden. This historic building brings a striking, elegant classical contrast to its natural surroundings, blending nineteenth-century architectural heritage with the scenic and scientific richness of modern botanical gardens and their iconic domed greenhouses.

- Image dimensions, unframed: 101 x 65 cm / 127 x 91 cm with an exclusive custom-made white frame.

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