The photobook “Germany Around 1900” will show us what Germany look like in 1900 before it’s destroyed by world wars. With the help of special photochromation technique, museum curator and author Karin Lelonek, documentarian and photo researcher Sabine Arqué and designer, collector and vintage photo collector Mark Walter, transform those black and white photographs into colour pictures and create this 800 pictures book together, just as the publisher Taschen said, which is a “fascinating and nostalgic panorama of a long lost epoch before the ravages of time and history set in.”
Schwerin grand-ducal palace, Mecklenburg
Wernigerode Town Hall
Castle of Sigmaringen
The coast around Westerland
Bedroom, Neuschwanstein Castle, south of Munich
Heinstein Castle near Trechtingshausen / Butchers’ Guild Hall, Hildesheim
Bastei Bridge
Frederick Bridge and Berlin’s cathedral
Traditional German kitchen
