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Prince Regent Luitpold on a hunting excursion, in front of the King’s House on mount Schachen
Prince Regent Luitpold (1821 – 1912), the successor of Ludwig II, was an enthusiastic mountain climber and hunter. As the master of hunt, he controlled 130,000 acres of woodland. During the hunting season, he participated in hunting parties all over Bavaria.
Max Beckert, 1890 – 1900
