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Der Ewige Schlaf / visages de morts Gebundene Ausgabe The endless sleep post-mortem portraits Porträts von toten Menschen. Faces of death. Textbeitrag von Jean Cocteau: Vom Tod. Interview mit Rudolf Schäfer Autor Jean Cocteau Mitarbeiter
1998BN27469Kellner Vlg. Hbg. 1998. 1998. Hardcover. 34 x 244 x 14 cm. A collection of portraits of people permanently at rest. "Schäfer's meditation might be quiet but it still has the power to disturb us. While some his subjects look as if they are merely asleep and having pleasant dreams at that others look very dead and also very troubled. As Schäfer undoubtedly intends we cannot help projecting our own thoughts and fears on these post-mortem portraits - on the final moment that awaits us all." Gerry Badger I remember discovering this work in a bookshop and without reading the title I stumbled into the pictures and put it immediately away. Over the next months returning to the shop I always had to pull it out again and look at it there is a fascination to look at it and at the same time you want to get away the pictures in your head - but you can't. In the end I bought it two years later - up to now the picture of the boy is one of the saddest most peaceful and strongest impression of a photo on me. Zusatzinfo 13 Abb. Maße 340 x 240 mm Einbandart gebunden ISBN-10 3-927623-02-4 / 3927623024 ISBN-13 978-3-927623-02-6 / 9783927623026 Der Ewige Schlaf / visages de morts Gebundene Ausgabe The endless sleep Porträts von toten Menschen. Faces of death. Textbeitrag von Jean Cocteau: Vom Tod. Interview mit Rudolf Schäfer Autor Jean Cocteau Mitarbeiter <br/><br/>post-mortem ISBN-10 3-927623-02-4 / 3927623024 ISBN-13 978-3-927623-02-6 / 9783927623026 Death dead mourier Tote Tod Der Ewige Schlaf / visages de morts Gebundene Ausgabe The endless sleep Porträts von toten Menschen. Faces of death. Textbeitrag von Jean Cocteau: Vom Tod. Interview mit Rudolf Schäfer Autor Jean Cocteau Mitarbeiter A collection of portraits of people permanently at rest. "Schäfer's meditation might be quiet but it still has the power to disturb us. While some his subjects look as if they are merely asleep and having pleasant dreams at that others look very dead and also very troubled. As Schäfer undoubtedly intends we cannot help projecting our own thoughts and fears on these post-mortem portraits - on the final moment that awaits us all." Gerry Badger I remember discovering this work in a bookshop and without reading the title I stumbled into the pictures and put it immediately away. Over the next months returning to the shop I always had to pull it out again and look at it there is a fascination to look at it and at the same time you want to get away the pictures in your head - but you can't. In the end I bought it two years later - up to now the picture of the boy is one of the saddest most peaceful and strongest impression of a photo on me. Zusatzinfo 13 Abb. Maße 340 x 240 mm Einbandart gebunden ISBN-10 3-927623-02-4 / 3927623024 ISBN-13 978-3-927623-02-6 / 9783927623026 Der Ewige Schlaf / visages de morts Gebundene Ausgabe The endless sleep Porträts von toten Menschen. Faces of death. Textbeitrag von Jean Cocteau: Vom Tod. Interview mit Rudolf Schäfer Autor Jean Cocteau Mitarbeiter Kellner Vlg., Hbg. hardcover
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