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May 3 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Happy birthday Harald Hauswald 🎂
📷 Paul Sullivan, 2020
"Harald Hauswald’s gaze is authentic and tender. His images radiate a sympathy for the objects and people he photographs, preserving their dignity and setting them apart from the surrounding decay."
- Felix Hoffman
Harald Hauswald
Subway Line A, Berlin, 1986
Harald Hauswald
In front of the Foreign Ministry of the GDR (now Schloßplatz), Mitte Berlin, 1984
Harald Hauswald
Konzert von Big Country, Radrennbahn, Weißensee, Berlin, 1988
Harald Hauswald
Fahnenflucht, 1. Mai-Demonstration, Alexanderplatz, Mitte, Berlin, 1987
Harald Hauswald
Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, 1980s
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