This steel engraving print from circa 1861-1866 depicts a detailed landscape of Puschlav, Switzerland. The work features the collaborative efforts of Ludwig Rohbock as the artist and Georg Michael Kurz as the engraver. The print showcases the historically significant region of Bünden with a focus on its natural beauty and notable architectural landmarks.

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