Liberty Bridge Budapest
Liberty Bridge Budapest
Liberty Bridge in the early morning hours exudes a rare and enchanting stillness. The early morning light casts a gentle glow over the bridge, and the almost ethereal ambiance of the empty streets and dimming street lamps create a serene, timeless atmosphere. It’s as if the city is holding its breath before the day begins, revealing the bridge in all its elegant splendour. It’s a beautiful testament to Budapest’s charm and the quiet moments that often go unnoticed.
Liberty Bridge, or Szabadság híd in Hungarian, is one of Budapest's most iconic structures. Completed in 1896, it was originally named the Franz Joseph Bridge in honor of the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph I. Designed by the French engineer Maurice Koechlin, the bridge features a distinctive green color and elegant Art Nouveau details, including decorative ironwork and unique lamp posts.
The bridge spans the River Danube, connecting Buda and Pest, and is notable for its role in Budapest's transport network. During World War II, it was heavily damaged and later rebuilt, reopening to the public in 1946. The name was changed to Liberty Bridge in 1945 to commemorate the liberation of Budapest from Nazi occupation.
Today, the bridge stands as a symbol of Budapest’s resilience and beauty, offering stunning views of the city and serving as a key pedestrian and vehicular route.
Limited edition size 50
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FRAMED PRINTS: These prints are permanently bonded to a 5mm foam core board using an acid free adhesive that provides a rigid flat surface ideal for framing. Framed in either a black or white timber frame having a 41mm (w) x 20.5mm (h) profile these prints include a minimal white border surround to the frames edge. Glazed in crystal clear acrylic and finished with an MDF backing board fixed with hanging hooks, these are ready to hang. The framed sizes listed above are approximate and measured from outside edge to edge.
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STRETCHED CANVAS: Stretched canvas prints use premium pine wooden internal frames from responsible sources. The stretched canvas prints are mounted to the timber frames using acid free adhesives and are then finished with a quality ribbed fabric backing concealing the frame, these are ready to hang. The stretched sizes listed above are approximate and measured from outside edge to edge.
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