• 61 print runs, comprising 29 with silk screen using 13 colors and 32 metal embossings in 7 colors on 5 superimposed acrylic sheets, 1979
• based on work (659) Zwolle
• developed and executed from 1973 to 1979
• signed and dated by the artist in white ink verso
• numbered from the edition of 999 by the artist in white ink verso
• size 11½" x 13⅞" x 1½" (29.2 x 35.2 x 3.8 cm.)
• Published by Gruener Januara AG, Glarus
• Technical research, development, and coordination by Albert della Vecchia, Venice
• Printed by Claudio and Giuseppe Barbato, Venice
• Literature:  Furst, Hundertwasser 1928-2000: Catalogue Raisonne, no. APA-158, pp.1016-1020

The development of this impressive object, depicting a city in the typical style of the artist, began in 1973 and was finally completed in 1979. The complex printing process, for which specific machines had to be designed, consisted of 61 printing operations with 13 screen printing inks and shiny metal foils in seven different tones. A green tinted plate was added to augment the long-distance perspective effect in the center. The result is a fascinating visual effect from the interplay of harmonious colors, transparency, shimmering metal and three- dimensional effect of depth.