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In the 1970s, Leipzig central station was an unfulfilled promise to the world. Travellers and staff had settled themselves into the different rooms for arrivals and departures. In the Mitropa, where the dish- es had to be cleared away by themselves, all the different social strata gathered together-for twenty-four hours. In the 1970s, Leipzig central station was an unfulfilled promise to the world. The trains creaked and squealed piteously and the loudspeaker announcements went unheard in the nirvana of the huge station hall. It was a simple, loud, mechanical place. Travellers and staff had settled themselves into the different rooms for arrivals and departures. In the Mitropa, where the dish- es had to be cleared away by themselves, all the different social strata gathered together-for twenty-four hours. Time seems to stand still in Helga Paris's eighty black-and-white photographs. Only rarely do you see anyone hurrying for a train. There are no clocks. Everyone is waiting: the toilet attendant for the end of her shift, the woman selling lottery tickets for the next person seeking to make their fortune, the pensioner for her beer. Helga Paris' series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters-the marginal figures define the scenery of the endless waiting room. Helga Paris (b. 1938) is one of the most important photographers in Germany. She made a name for herself with her volume Diva in Grau, in which she recorded the decline of the historic town centre of Halle / Saale in the 1980s, thus anticipating the end of the GDR., Neu, Festpreisangebot, EAN: 9783959053242, UPC: 9783959053242, Item Length: 18.5 cm, Publication Year: 2020, Format: Hardcover, Language: English, Book Title: Helga Paris: Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/82, Item Height: 185mm, Item Width: 137mm, Item Weight: 272g, Number of Pages: 144 Pages.

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Helga Paris: Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/82. --Sabrina Mandanici "Collector Daily". by Helga Paris, Inka Schube. Place of Publication Leipzig. Format Hardcover. Language English. Edited by Inka Schube. Audience General. The Nile on eBay   FREE SHIPPING UK WIDE   Helga Paris: Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/82 by Helga Paris, Inka Schube Waiting for transit at Leipzig Central Station: photos by Helga ParisThis book collects 80 black-and-white photographs of the Leipzig Central Station taken by German photographer Helga Paris (born 1938). The series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters--travelers, a toilet attendant, a woman selling lottery tickets, staff clearing dishes. FORMAT Hardcover LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Review There are many stories one could tell about these photographs and the people within. What is, perhaps, most remarkable about Leipzig Hauptbahnhof is its soliloquy with time. Time in the sense of past, of years gone by, but also in the sense of recent history, mediated through the station's physical architecture, as much as its social fabric.--Sabrina Mandanici "Collector Daily" Long Description Waiting for transit at Leipzig Central Station: photos by Helga Paris This book collects 80 black-and-white photographs of the Leipzig Central Station taken by German photographer Helga Paris (born 1938). The series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters--travelers, a toilet attendant, a woman selling lottery tickets, staff clearing dishes. Review Quote There are many stories one could tell about these photographs and the people within. What is, perhaps, most remarkable about Leipzig Hauptbahnhof is its soliloquy with time. Time in the sense of past, of years gone by, but also in the sense of recent history, mediated through the station's physical architecture, as much as its social fabric. Details ISBN395905324X Pages 144 Language English Year 2020 ISBN-10 395905324X ISBN-13 9783959053242 Format Hardcover Publisher Spector Books Publication Date 2020-02-01 Imprint Spector Books Place of Publication Leipzig Country of Publication Germany Author Inka Schube Edited by Inka Schube Audience General We've got thisAt The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 30 DAY RETURN POLICYNo questions asked, 30 day returns! FREE DELIVERYNo matter where you are in the UK, delivery is free. SECURE PAYMENTPeace of mind by paying through PayPal and eBay Buyer Protection TheNile_Item_ID:137839490; , Neu, Festpreisangebot, ISBN-13: 9783959053242, Publication Year: 2020, Format: Hardcover, Language: English, Book Title: Helga Paris: Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/82, Item Height: 185mm, Item Width: 137mm, Item Weight: 272g, Number of Pages: 144 Pages.

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Hardcover. Waiting for transit at Leipzig Central Station: photos by Helga ParisThis book collects 80 black-and-white photographs of the Leipzig Central Station taken by German photographer Helga Paris (born 1938). The series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters--travelers, a toilet attendant, a woman selling lottery tickets, staff clearing dishes. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Books.

Der Leipziger Hauptbahnhof war in den 1970er Jahren ein uneingelöstes Versprechen auf Welt. Die Züge quietschten herzzerreissend, die Lautsprecheransagen verhallten im Nirwana der riesigen Bahnhofshalle. Es war ein einfacher, lauter, mechanischer Ort. Reisende und das Personal hatten sich in den unterschiedlichen Räumen des Ankommens und Abfahrens eingerichtet. In der Mitropa, wo das Geschirr selbst abgeräumt werden musste, versammelten sich sämtliche soziale Schichten – 24 Stunden lang. Die Zeit scheint auf den rund 80 Schwarz-Weiss-Fotografien von Helga Paris nicht voranzuschreiten. Man sieht nur selten jemanden nach einem Zug hasten. Uhren gibt es nicht. Alle warten: die Klofrau auf das Schichtende, die Lotterieverkäuferin auf den nächsten Glückssucher, die Rentnerin auf ihr Bier. Helga Paris’ Serie ist eine meisterhafte Milieustudie mit unverwechselbaren Charakteren gelungen – die Randfiguren bestimmen die Szenerie des unendlichen Wartesaals. Helga Paris (*1938) ist eine der wichtigsten deutschen Fotografinnen. Sie wurde mit ihrem Band »Diva in Grau« berühmt, in dem sie den Verfall der Altstadt von Halle / Saale in den 1980er Jahren festhielt und damit das Ende der DDR vorwegnahm. In the 1970s, Leipzig central station was an unfulfilled promise to the world. The trains creaked and squealed piteously and the loudspeaker announcements went unheard in the nirvana of the huge station hall. It was a simple, loud, mechanical place. Travellers and staff had settled themselves into the different rooms for arrivals and departures. In the Mitropa, where the dish- es had to be cleared away by themselves, all the different social strata gathered together—for twenty-four hours. Time seems to stand still in Helga Paris’s eighty black-and-white photographs. Only rarely do you see anyone hurrying for a train. There are no clocks. Everyone is waiting: the toilet attendant for the end of her shift, the woman selling lottery tickets for the next person seeking to make their fortune, the pensioner for her beer. Helga Paris' series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters—the marginal figures define the scenery of the endless waiting room. Helga Paris (b. 1938) is one of the most important photographers in Germany. She made a name for herself with her volume Diva in Grau, in which she recorded the decline of the historic town centre of Halle / Saale in the 1980s, thus anticipating the end of the GDR. 18.5 x 13.6 x 1.5 cm, Buch.

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Helga Paris. Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/82: Der Leipziger Hauptbahnhof war in den 1970er Jahren ein uneingelöstes Versprechen auf Welt. Die Züge quietschten herzzerreissend, die Lautsprecheransagen verhallten im Nirwana der riesigen Bahnhofshalle. Es war ein einfacher, lauter, mechanischer Ort. Reisende und das Personal hatten sich in den unterschiedlichen Räumen des Ankommens und Abfahrens eingerichtet. In der Mitropa, wo das Geschirr selbst abgeräumt werden musste, versammelten sich sämtliche soziale Schichten - 24 Stunden lang. Die Zeit scheint auf den rund 80 Schwarz-Weiss-Fotografien von Helga Paris nicht voranzuschreiten. Man sieht nur selten jemanden nach einem Zug hasten. Uhren gibt es nicht. Alle warten: die Klofrau auf das Schichtende, die Lotterieverkäuferin auf den nächsten Glückssucher, die Rentnerin auf ihr Bier. Helga Paris` Serie ist eine meisterhafte Milieustudie mit unverwechselbaren Charakteren gelungen - die Randfiguren bestimmen die Szenerie des unendlichen Wartesaals. Helga Paris ( 1938) ist eine der wichtigsten deutschen Fotografinnen. Sie wurde mit ihrem Band `Diva in Grau` berühmt, in dem sie den Verfall der Altstadt von Halle / Saale in den 1980er Jahren festhielt und damit das Ende der DDR vorwegnahm. In the 1970s, Leipzig central station was an unfulfilled promise to the world. The trains creaked and squealed piteously and the loudspeaker announcements went unheard in the nirvana of the huge station hall. It was a simple, loud, mechanical place. Travellers and staff had settled themselves into the different rooms for arrivals and departures. In the Mitropa, where the dish- es had to be cleared away by themselves, all the different social strata gathered together-for twenty-four hours. Time seems to stand still in Helga Paris`s eighty black-and-white photographs. Only rarely do you see anyone hurrying for a train. There are no clocks. Everyone is waiting: the toilet attendant for the end of her shift, the woman selling lottery tickets for the next person seeking to make their fortune, the pensioner for her beer. Helga Paris` series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters-the marginal figures define the scenery of the endless waiting room. Helga Paris (b. 1938) is one of the most important photographers in Germany. She made a name for herself with her volume Diva in Grau, in which she recorded the decline of the historic town centre of Halle / Saale in the 1980s, thus anticipating the end of the GDR. Buch.

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Helga Paris. Leipzig Hauptbahnhof 1981/1982. Der Leipziger Hauptbahnhof war in den 1970er Jahren ein uneingelöstes Versprechen auf Welt. Die Züge quietschten herzzerreissend, die Lautsprecheransagen verhallten im Nirwana der riesigen Bahnhofshalle. Es war ein einfacher, lauter, mechanischer Ort. Reisende und das Personal hatten sich in den unterschiedlichen Räumen des Ankommens und Abfahrens eingerichtet. In der Mitropa, wo das Geschirr selbst abgeräumt werden musste, versammelten sich sämtliche soziale Schichten - 24 Stunden lang. Die Zeit scheint auf den rund 80 Schwarz-Weiss-Fotografien von Helga Paris nicht voranzuschreiten. Man sieht nur selten jemanden nach einem Zug hasten. Uhren gibt es nicht. Alle warten: die Klofrau auf das Schichtende, die Lotterieverkäuferin auf den nächsten Glückssucher, die Rentnerin auf ihr Bier. Helga Paris' Serie ist eine meisterhafte Milieustudie mit unverwechselbaren Charakteren gelungen - die Randfiguren bestimmen die Szenerie des unendlichen Wartesaals.Helga Paris ( 1938) ist eine der wichtigsten deutschen Fotografinnen. Sie wurde mit ihrem Band Diva in Grau berühmt, in dem sie den Verfall der Altstadt von Halle / Saale in den 1980er Jahren festhielt und damit das Ende der DDR vorwegnahm.In the 1970s, Leipzig central station was an unfulfilled promise to the world. The trains creaked and squealed piteously and the loudspeaker announcements went unheard in the nirvana of the huge station hall. It was a simple, loud, mechanical place. Travellers and staff had settled themselves into the different rooms for arrivals and departures. In the Mitropa, where the dish- es had to be cleared away by themselves, all the different social strata gathered together-for twenty-four hours. Time seems to stand still in Helga Paris's eighty black-and-white photographs. Only rarely do you see anyone hurrying for a train. There are no clocks. Everyone is waiting: the toilet attendant for the end of her shift, the woman selling lottery tickets for the next person seeking to make their fortune, the pensioner for her beer. Helga Paris' series is a masterful study of a particular milieu with unmistakable characters-the marginal figures define the scenery of the endless waiting room.Helga Paris (b. 1938) is one of the most important photographers in Germany. She made a name for herself with her volume Diva in Grau, in which she recorded the decline of the historic town centre of Halle / Saale in the 1980s, thus anticipating the end of the GDR.