The Mosaics of Berlin’s Victory Column – Part 5
The fifth segment of Anton von Werner’s monumental mosaics is among the most dramatic. A commander in a red cloak, raising his staff of command…
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The fifth segment of Anton von Werner’s monumental mosaics is among the most dramatic. A commander in a red cloak, raising his staff of command…
Source There are flowers that simply bloom, and then there are flowers that…
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The fourth segment of Anton von Werner’s mosaics depicts the victory parade after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71 – one of the most pivotal…
In the third segment of Anton von Werner’s mosaics, we encounter a striking mixture of myth and history. Unlike the explicitly historical scenes –…
When people think of Berlin, they usually picture the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, or the buzzing nightlife. But there is another, often…
In the vibrant center of Berlin, just steps away from the towering TV Tower and the iconic Red City Hall, stands a building that has defied the noise…
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you know that I have a special love for Berlin’s iconic landmarks. Today, I’m excited to share another…
Nestled quietly between Finsterwalde and Frankfurt an der Oder, on the shores of Lake Madlitz, lies a place where time seems to stand still: the Klostermühle. Today it serves as…
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