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978-398188663-4
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Presentation by Drittel Books:
" Andreas Gehrke's new book Berlin, presents a portrait of a city many of us thought we already knew. In an extraordinarily intimate way, his photographs lay bare the radical upheavals, discords and new beginnings that have shaped Germany's capital so uniquely.
Over the course of six years, Gehrke has created a pictorial portrait of a city that finds a balance between built and grown space, between locations that are undefined and those are loaded with significance. He shows us the backsides, the in-between spaces and details of monumental architecture shoulder-to-shoulder with everyday buildings and spontaneous vegetation. Gehrke's Berlin is a personal and in equal measure artistic exploration of this multilayered metropolis that more or less became the city it is by accident.
Berlin is the companion to Gehrke's earlier volume Brandenburg, which documents the rural state surrounding the capital. Together, the two publications complete and complement one another. "
Texts in German and English. Copies signed by the photographer.
We are also offering signed copies of the Andreas Gehrke's previous photobook Brandenburg mentioned above.
192 pages - Linen hardcover
Drittel Books, 2021 (500 copies)
Format : 24 x 29 cm
*Signed*
New - Mint condition
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.Sold out. Presentation by Drittel Books: " « In principle, the area surrounding Berlin is quite beautiful. The environs of few other German cities possess such a rich character. It emanates an austere allure which, almost Japanese in its subtlety, often leaves a profound impression. But time and again it also appears unfamiliar, and looms rather than it...
.Sold out. Presentation by Drittel Books: " « In principle, the area surrounding Berlin is quite beautiful. The environs of few other German cities possess such a rich character. It emanates an austere allure which, almost Japanese in its subtlety, often leaves a profound impression. But time and again it also appears unfamiliar, and looms rather than it...