Object record
The image shows what the family's smaller night photograph could only suggest: the Reichenbach building belonged to a continuous commercial block whose windows remained visually active after dark. The museum caption distinguishes the Reichenbach frontage from the neighboring shopfronts.
SeriesCivil, property and municipal records
- Archive reference
- AH-F-DS-0070
- Date
- 1935
- Medium
- Not yet recorded in the public catalog
- Physical dimensions
- Not yet recorded in the public catalog
- Digital image
- 2400 × 1555 pixels
- Evidence status
- Historical municipal museum photograph
- Uncertainty
- The catalogue record does not name a photographer. The photograph establishes the nighttime streetscape, not the contents of each display window.
- Source and provenance
- Städtisches Museum Halberstadt online catalogue, signature AH F DS 0070; catalogue description identifies Martiniplan 11 at left and Martiniplan 10, 9 and 8 at right, including Kaufhaus Reichenbach.
- Custody history
- A separate custody history has not yet been recorded; see the source and credit fields.
- Credit
- Städtisches Museum Halberstadt, AH F DS 0070
- Rights
- Displayed as a source-linked research access copy. The Reichenbach Family Archive grants no independent reuse rights.
- Image treatment
- Web-access JPEG reduced to 2,400 pixels on its longest edge from the complete catalogue image. No crop, reconstruction or generative alteration.
Open the source record for Martiniplan and Kaufhaus Reichenbach at night
Permanent citation
How to cite this object
Chicago-style suggested citation
Reichenbach Family Archive. “Martiniplan and Kaufhaus Reichenbach at night.” 1935. AH-F-DS-0070. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/ah-f-ds-0070.
Permanent URLhttps://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/ah-f-ds-0070