Carl Jander, “View of Wrocław Cathedral from the West,” etching, 26 x 17 cm (image) on paper, signed and inscribed on the plate l/d “CARL JANDER BERLIN C” and inscribed in the center at the bottom “BRESLAUER DOM WESTSEITE.”
Carl Jander, printer, Hausvogteiplatz 11a, Berlin, C. Active since 1900. His early work included high-quality prints, such as copperplate engravings of German landmarks and portraits of classical composers created by artists. His works included postcards from the split-spine period. Later, he specialized in embossing monograms on fabric, advertising, and all kinds of monogram designs in a modern style, embossed in gold and color. Carl Jander is listed as a Jewish-owned business that was shut down in 1940, when it was located at Alexandrinenstrasse 48 in the Kreuzberg district.
