Page 3 of the illustrirten zeitung number 3538 from april 20, 1911 with an almost full-page two-color print of a drawing by rudolf hermanns, flanked by two decorative bands, subtitled "new town hall in hanover. " the painter and founder of a painting and drawing school in hanover sketched a scene animated by a large crowd, seen from the viewpoint of the banks of the leine on culemannstrasse, which was built in 1910 in connection with the construction of maschpark, and on which an - open - automobile can already be seen. The view goes past the new town hall, which was only inaugurated later (1913), across maschpark in the direction of the provincial museum or museum of the province of hanover, which can be seen in the background and is now the lower saxony state museum. The sheet is approximately din a3 in size. After scanning, it was optically reworked electronically and trimmed at the edges to stay below the maximum size of 100 megabits per uploaded file, but can still be offered as a digital gift to everyone in the highest possible quality. The entire original booklet was donated to the gottfried wilhelm leibniz library - lower saxony state library, director georg ruppelt, on december 9, 2014, after it had been completely digitized and - step by step - made fully available to everyone via commons. The donation is intended to put the original in the right, "good hands" and to further expand mutual cooperation. Thanks to stephan mielke from the hanover guelphen kabinett antiquariat for his support in the form of a huge discount, thanks to the friends of hanover for providing the din a3 scanner and the constant support for the expansion of wikipedia, and thanks also to the many unnamed contributors for the benefit of the general public, including the helpers in and around the wikipedia office in hanover. Date: 20 April 1911.
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