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My trip through Japan has been amazing. I’ve met so many talented, warm-hearted artists! On top of that I got close up my journey with a visit to the very funny & sympathetic Kosuke Ajiro. Life is good.. Kosuke Ajiro is an illustrator & graphic designer based in the Eastern part of Tokyo. I met him there for […]
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This collection of rare color photos of Berlin in 1937, taken by Thomas Neumann and uncovered from Norwegian archives, show life in the German capital during a tumultuous decade. They capture scenes in the vibrant city, which was under the iron grip of Adolf Hitler and his Third Reich at the very height of his power. Yet just eight years later the city was in ruins as Russians and Allies occupied it in victory. But at the time these images were taken, Hitler’s Berlin was vibrant. Hitler had taken power after the collapse of the democratic Weimar Republic in 1933 as severe economic problems caused by the Depression drove ordinary Germans into the Nazi party’s arms. As well as chilling pictures of buildings emblazoned with swastikas, there are scenes of ordinary life as Germans go about their business. They show a child in a sun-drenched square, smiling friends at a train station, a cart selling bananas and a food vendor in a sunny park.
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Wenn Männer sich zurückziehen: Du hast einen Mann kennengelernt, bei dem alles passt, doch plötzlich will er nicht mehr? So gewinnst du sein Herz zurück.
Kirsten Sims' beautiful illustrations make me want to run through green hills, canoe in a valley and enjoy a cold lemonade near a waterfall.
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Cuno Amiet (Solothurn 1868-1961 Oschwand) Garten in der Oschwand. 1934
