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€ 35.00

 

Edited by Juerg Judin
Text by Dr. Heinz Stahlhut
In German and English

245 × 285 mm
80 pages, hardcover
77 color ill.
Published by Nolan Judin, Berlin 2009

Published in a limited edition of 500, numbered and signed by the artist.

€ 35.00

This limited edition of numbered and signed books presents a suite of 77 small-format watercolors in sepia and black and white. It’s a stream of images based on photographs from an Internet archive, all of which were taken the former rural East Prussia – in the carefree years before the outbreak of the Second World War and during the dramatic expulsion of the population that unfolded after the defeat of Nazi Germany . An essay by Heinz Stahlhut complements this album that bears witness to the shattering and transience of private idylls under the influence of war and political events.