Jena Johannistor - Poster in frame

What do we see in this work of art?

The artwork “Jena Johannistor” by Jena artist Sergej Uchatsch shows another landmark of the city of Jena, and thus follows his series of pictures in which he captures his hometown on paper. We at the artlia online art gallery also come from this university town and know the pedestrian zone near which the Johannistor is located only too well. We have walked through it many times and love the historical feeling that the old fortress buildings still exude in Jena's city center today. The focus of the picture is of course on the eponymous Johannistor, which can be seen at the bottom of the picture. The extension further to the left leads to the so-called powder tower. Uchatsch also painted this building for us. The Johannistor is reminiscent of the medieval festivals that take place here every year as a special event.

Where can this mural hang?

A poster of the artwork “Jena Johannistor” reminds some of times gone by and others of Jena's past, when it was still a fortress city. The mural embodies both the historical flair and the modernity, as not much has changed in these buildings. For Jena's meaningful history, we recommend this work to every history lover, Jenenser and Jena resident or even student who would like to take pleasant memories home with them in the form of a mural.

Image resolution quality

Original image size: 11.5 x 15.5 cm

Those

• Original title: Johannis
• Artist: Sergej Uchatsch (Graphic artist)
• Datum: 2012
• Format: Monotypie
• Size: 11.5 x 15.5 cm
• Genre: Landscape