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A Portrait of Berlin: August 13, 1990 (1990)
~EN USISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, CONSTRUCTIV, gebraucht, guter Zustand.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wonder Book.
CONSTRUCTIV. Collectible - Good. Berlin: CONSTRUCTIV, 1991. 1st English language edition. 4to. Unpaginated. Photos by 29 photographers. Near Very Good book. Front board is split in center to open like a door; plastic clips mimicking the head and foot of the Berlin Wall hold them in place. Clips are worn. Joints slightly worn. Spine of interior binding creased. Inside clean. [ISBN 3861540029] Inquire if you need further information. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wonder Book.
CONSTRUCTIV. Collectible - Good. Berlin: CONSTRUCTIV, 1991. 1st English language edition. 4to. Unpaginated. Photos by 29 photographers. Near Very Good book. Front board is split in center to open like a door; plastic clips mimicking the head and foot of the Berlin Wall hold them in place. Clips are worn. Joints slightly worn. Spine of interior binding creased. Inside clean. [ISBN 3861540029] Inquire if you need further information. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.
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Portrait of Berlin: August 13, 1991 (1991)
~EN HC USISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, Constructiv, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RRB Photobooks [55448426], Bristol, United Kingdom.
Constructiv, 1990. Hardcover, unusual fold out boards. 22 x 30 cm. large volume with photographs and texts. including photographs from artists such as Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga and Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst. Condition: Near Fine. Minor shelf wear to boards and slight marks to half-title. interior is clean with no bumps or marks. Books.
Constructiv, 1990. Hardcover, unusual fold out boards. 22 x 30 cm. large volume with photographs and texts. including photographs from artists such as Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga and Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst. Condition: Near Fine. Minor shelf wear to boards and slight marks to half-title. interior is clean with no bumps or marks. Books.
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A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] (1990)
~EN US FEISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, Berlin : Verl. Constructiv, gebraucht, guter Zustand, Erstausgabe.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert/ Schwarz/ Zerfaß, [3280044].
[349] S. : überwiegend Ill. 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall, like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021, 1990. gebraucht gut, 2000g, 1. Engl. language ed. Internationaler Versand, PayPal, Offene Rechnung, Banküberweisung.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert/ Schwarz/ Zerfaß, [3280044].
[349] S. : überwiegend Ill. 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall, like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021, 1990. gebraucht gut, 2000g, 1. Engl. language ed. Internationaler Versand, PayPal, Offene Rechnung, Banküberweisung.
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![9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff]](/c-9783861540021-2.jpg "9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff]")
A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] (1990)
~EN USISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, Berlin : Verl. Constructiv, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert Schwarz Zerfaß [8335842], Berlin, Germany.
[349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 2000, Books.
[349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 2000, Books.
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![9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed.](/c-9783861540021-7.jpg "9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed.")
A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed. (1990)
~EN USISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten in die BRD.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin, Verl. Constructiv, [349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021Berlin [Berlin ; Fotografie ; Bildende Kunst / Kulturgeschichte; Geschichte 1990 ; Bildband, Photographie, Politik] 1990.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin, Verl. Constructiv, [349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021Berlin [Berlin ; Fotografie ; Bildende Kunst / Kulturgeschichte; Geschichte 1990 ; Bildband, Photographie, Politik] 1990.
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![9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed.](/c-9783861540021-6.jpg "9783861540021 - Sandberg, Viola (Hrsg.): A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed.")
A portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. [ed. by and Ulrich Herold. Transl. by Dorothea von Moltke and Sarah Roff] 1. Engl. language ed. (1990)
~EN USISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, vermutlich in Englisch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten in die BRD.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin, Verl. Constructiv, [349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021Berlin [Berlin ; Fotografie ; Bildende Kunst / Kulturgeschichte; Geschichte 1990 ; Bildband, Photographie, Politik] 1990.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin, Verl. Constructiv, [349] S. : überwiegend Ill. ; 31 cm. Originalhardcover. Gutes Ex. - Englisch. // Photos by: Kurt Buchwald Detlef Steinberg André Lang Ingrid Hartmetz Christian Borchert Tina Bara Frank Thiel Levy --- Roger Melis Jürgen Hohmuth Bernd Markowsky Helga Paris Gerald Hahn Frank Pinggera Levy --- Christian Thiel Peter Oelmann Renate Zeun Uwe Haack Claudia Esch-Kenkel Hans W Mende Harald Hauswald Gerhard Kießling Karsten Schirmer Robert Paris Evelyn Richter Karin Wieckhorst Sybille Bergemann and Roger Melis Harf Zimmermann --- Texts by: Walter Momper Lea Rosh --- Wolfgang Ullmann Heinz Galinski Heiner Müller Wolf Biermann Jens Reich. // The ardently desired but nonetheless unexpected opening of the Berlin Wall,^ like many earlier historical events, served to indicate vividly the distinct limitations of human powers of recollection. A short time after the wall-peckers had set to work with hammers and chisels, followed soon afterwards by commissioned demolition companies and their bulldozers, even long-standing city dwellers already found their memories blurred in recalling the "earlier situation". These changes make up the photographic subject matter which this book seeks to record - a transition period during which the Wall had already forfeited its divisive character but not yet vanished from sight. The selected photographs epitomise the enthusiasm of the new start whilst simultaneously underscoring the pitfalls which crop up repeatedly along this problematic path. In actual fact not everything proves as simple and uncomplicated as people had imagined during those days and nights immediately following November 9, 1989. And, yet, merely a glimpse of the remaining Wall segments scattered throughout the city vindicate upholding a free political and economic system. Moreover, although the Wall blocks have meanwhile renounced their original function of containing people, they have not lost their function as photographic motifs and future warning monuments. The retained Wall segments remind us an hopefully also future generations that walls and barbed wire must never again become political instruments. - Dr. Hanna-Renate Laurien (Vorwort) ISBN 9783861540021Berlin [Berlin ; Fotografie ; Bildende Kunst / Kulturgeschichte; Geschichte 1990 ; Bildband, Photographie, Politik] 1990.
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A Portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. Design Jochen Friedrich. (1990)
DE HCISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, in Deutsch, Constructiv, Berlin, gebundenes Buch.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Unterwegs Antiquariat M.-L. Surek-Becker [5834448], Berlin, Germany.
Berlin, Constructiv 1990. 30 x 22 cm. (349) S. mit 294 teils gefalt. Fotoabb. Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre (etwas gebraucht). Wiegand/Heiting, Deutschland im Fotobuch S. 344/45.- Mit Abbildungen nach Aufnahmen von Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga und Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst u.A.- Mit dem Sockelstück und der Firströhre (meist fehlend - hier vorhanden) lässt sich das Buch wie ein Mauerstück aufstellen. Sprache: deu eng Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre.
Berlin, Constructiv 1990. 30 x 22 cm. (349) S. mit 294 teils gefalt. Fotoabb. Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre (etwas gebraucht). Wiegand/Heiting, Deutschland im Fotobuch S. 344/45.- Mit Abbildungen nach Aufnahmen von Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga und Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst u.A.- Mit dem Sockelstück und der Firströhre (meist fehlend - hier vorhanden) lässt sich das Buch wie ein Mauerstück aufstellen. Sprache: deu eng Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre.
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A Portrait of Berlin, August 13, 1990. Design Jochen Friedrich. (1990)
DE HCISBN: 9783861540021 bzw. 3861540029, in Deutsch, Constructiv, Berlin, gebundenes Buch.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Unterwegs Antiquariat M.-L. Surek-Becker [5834448], Berlin, Germany.
Berlin, Constructiv 1990. 30 x 22 cm. (349) S. mit 294 teils gefalt. Fotoabb. Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre (etwas gebraucht). Wiegand/Heiting, Deutschland im Fotobuch S. 344/45.- Mit Abbildungen nach Aufnahmen von Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga und Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst u.A.- Mit dem Sockelstück und der Firströhre (meist fehlend - hier vorhanden) lässt sich das Buch wie ein Mauerstück aufstellen. Sprache: deu eng Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre.
Berlin, Constructiv 1990. 30 x 22 cm. (349) S. mit 294 teils gefalt. Fotoabb. Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre (etwas gebraucht). Wiegand/Heiting, Deutschland im Fotobuch S. 344/45.- Mit Abbildungen nach Aufnahmen von Sybille Bergemann, Christian Borchert, Kurt Buchwald, Harald Hauswald, Hans W. Mende, Helga und Robert Paris, Evelyn Richter, Frank Thiel, Karin Wieckhorst u.A.- Mit dem Sockelstück und der Firströhre (meist fehlend - hier vorhanden) lässt sich das Buch wie ein Mauerstück aufstellen. Sprache: deu eng Illustr. OLn. mit einem Sockelstück und einer Firströhre.
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