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Thomas Billhardt | 50 × 70 cm
349 kr
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Description
Alexanderplatz Berlin, 1960 Poster by Thomas Billhardt
This poster features a work by Thomas Billhardt, one of Germany’s most important documentary photographers of the postwar era. The motif is part of Die Augen weit offen (“Eyes Wide Open”), which presents key series from his extensive career, with a focus on the years 1959–1972. His photographs range from vivid street scenes in East Berlin to his internationally renowned documentation of Vietnam and Cuba.
Billhardt’s work captures everyday life with a sharp, humanistic eye, revealing the vitality and complexity behind the official image of the GDR. His photographs from Alexanderplatz, in particular, offer an intimate portrait of a city in constant change.
Artist: Thomas Billhardt
Exhibition: Die Augen weit offen
Size: 50×70 cm
Printed on-demand on 170 g matte paper
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