Gerd Ludwigのインスタグラム(gerdludwig) - 7月25日 23時01分

In the 15th and 16th centuries, the silver mines of Schwaz in Tirol, Austria were considered to be the largest in the world. Today, visitors to the mines can watch how strenuous the process used to be. The miner in the foreground of the image is real and pictured next to a statue of a miner in the background.
This image, shot a few years ago, was part of a story on the Fuggers—the German equivalent of the Medici in Italy, a prosperous merchant family situated in Augsburg, a town in Southern Germany and a commercial center of its time. The silver mines were one of the main sources of the Fugger’s wealth. Their name stands not only for wealth and clever business management, but also for a far-reaching influence on the political events of that time which shaped the fates of both Germany and Europe.
@thephotosociety #silvermines #Fuggers #Austria #Tirol

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mellobram They were used to have big business in Venice and they are one of the family "fondaco dei tedeschi" was named after, if I remember well

west_end_wiz Cool. I wish I could have met Mother Fuggers.

judimurdock Hoping the skin condition wasn’t from mining.

ovidio001 Wow! This is sick! Great capture! 👏👏👏

j.eusebio Owners of Venezuela for 20 years

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