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Waldemar Abegg | akg-images | Album | Paul Almasy
Piero Baguzzi | Nicolò Orsi Battaglini | David Borland
British Library | Cameraphoto | Hervé Champollion | Peter Connolly
Mark de Fraeye | Gérard Degeorge | Electa | The Francis Frith Collection
Markus Hilbich | John Hios | Andrea Jemolo | Marion Kalter
Anthony F. Kersting | Tristan Lafranchis | Erich Lessing | Walter Limot
Joseph Martin | Bildarchiv Monheim | James Morris | Nimatallah
Robert O'Dea | Vincenzo Pirozzi | Abraham Pisarek
Marco Rabatti & Serge Domingie | Sotheby's | ullstein bild | Tony Vaccaro
The German picture library Bildarchiv Monheim specialises in the photography of architecture, the built environment around us, as well as historical parks and gardens. Monheim's images of historical as well as modern architecture in Europe is a perfect compliment to akg-images' own collection and akg-images is proud to represent Monheim in all territories.
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akg7-MON-11664 The Haniel Garage in Dusseldorf, was designed in 1951 by the architect Paul Schneider-Esleben as Germany's first multi-storey car park. Photographer Florian Monheim captured this image of this post-war modernist building in 1993. Photo: akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim |
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akg7-MON-15901 The Château de Sully-sur-Loire, as seen in this 1996 photograph by Florian Monheim, is a beautiful example of a French mediæval fortress, having been begun at the end of the 14th Century. Photo: akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim |
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akg5IT-V1-F31-1995-1 The Baroque Palazzo Pisani-Moretta, built in the middle of the 15th Century in Venice, in a photograph taken in 1995. Photo: akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim |
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akg7-MON-22607 The former colliery 'Zeche Zollern II/IV', built in Dortmund in 1902 by German architect Bruno Möhring, is an example of industrial art nouveau. This doorway in what is now a museum was photographed by Jochen Helle. Photo: akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim |
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akg7-MON-20866 A view of the Rose Garden at Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, photographed by Barbara Opitz. The house and garden were begun by Sir William Cavendish and Bess of Hardwick in 1555 and the gardens stretch to 105 acres on the edge of the Peak District. Photo: akg-images / Bildarchiv Monheim |