Goerke House - Luderitz, Namibia
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S 26° 38.978 E 015° 09.149
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The Goerke House is one of many colonial architecture examples existent in Luderitz, a lovely coastal town in Southern Namibia. The paint is on display in the tiny town museum, being part of a wider collection of highlights of Luderitz.
Waymark Code: WM1A7ER
Location: Namibia
Date Posted: 07/03/2024
Views: 3
The Goerke House, also known as the Magistrate House was build for Hans Goerke, who came to Namibia as an official and later started a business involving diamond mining.
The building is an interesting example of German colonial architecture with plenty of details, including a beautiful sundial.
As to the paint, it's on display in the small town museum, open just for a couple of hours every afternoon. It's part of a wider collection from the same artist, all depicting architectural highlights of Luderitz and its region.
Artist: Unreadable signature
Date of Your Photograph: 05/21/2024
Medium of Painting: Chalk on canvas
Website of painting. Exact URL of painting is required: Not listed
Date of Painting: Not listed
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