Zwingenberg by Tim Hölscher
Limited Edition, Edition of: 100, Signed
Limited Edition, Edition of: 100, Signed

Zwingenberg

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11.8 x 19.7
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23.6 x 39.4
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Mounted under acrylic glass
depth 0.08" glossy, frameless, 11.8 x 19.7" (External dimensions) with acrylic glass glossy, Silver, 12.3 x 20.2" (External dimensions) On premium paper (glossy) not mounted or framed. Shipped rolled.
depth 0.08" glossy, frameless, 11.8 x 19.7" (External dimensions)
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Mounted under acrylic glass
depth 0.08" glossy, frameless, 23.6 x 39.4" (External dimensions) with acrylic glass glossy, Silver, 24.1 x 39.8" (External dimensions) On premium paper (glossy) not mounted or framed. Shipped rolled.
depth 0.08" glossy, frameless, 23.6 x 39.4" (External dimensions)
2010 / 2011 THO16

Remembering through photographic reconstruction – the gas station pictures of Tim Hölscher These days, they’re only rarely seen in this form: small buildings, a flat porch, a gas pump, entry and exit ramps, neon signs – each one in itself… Read more

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Remembering through photographic reconstruction – the gas station pictures of Tim Hölscher These days, they’re only rarely seen in this form: small buildings, a flat porch, a gas pump, entry and exit ramps, neon signs – each one in itself unique. Since the opening of the first gas station in 1927 in Hamburg, such has been the typical characteristics of gas station architecture in the international style. Nowadays every station looks the same: a brand is no longer promoted by the individual architectural style but rather by logos and colors. Tim Hölscher depicts how things used to be in his fascinating photo series on gas stations. Born in 1981 in Soest in North-RhineRead more