Bamberg is another of those lovely little cities in Bavaria, Germany, with a charming, medieval Aldt Stadt (old city) section still intact. I missed out living there for awhile in the 1990's, when the Army stationed my then-husband to another town. So here is a little tribute to Bamberg. It is also my offering for Three Muses' "printed word" challenge.
What a wonderful tribute-collage! I love the town profile and the old printed text on the background. This could also be seen as a tribute to the art of book printing which was invented in Germany!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous collage, Diane!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous collage, Diane!
ReplyDeleteI love this piece. The town is gorgeous... I can imagine it being in a snow globe... it seems so 'complete'
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collage again Diane. I love these old prints. Lovely work.
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June xx
This is beautiful Diane. I love the gothic script!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fantastic! Looks like the pages are from an old Bible. I love the village scene. Gorgeous work.
ReplyDeleteOh I really love this- beautiful Octoberfest feeling to this. Wonderful old world art!
ReplyDeleteI love this piece! The combination of the delightful sketch of Bamberg and the newsprint background create lovely art. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely old world feel this has! I love the whimsy that the moon adds to it.
ReplyDeleteBut, where is the skull?
Stunning piece, Diane, loved those little Bavarian towns when i was there MANY years ago!
ReplyDeleteSo much to look at, brilliant content and wonderful composition Diane, this is a magnificent piece of art. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteDiane I love this- cannot take in everything at once!
ReplyDeletebeautiful work and I loved your haunted house too. Thanks for sharing your delicious childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I miss this town so much! May I use this as my Facebook cover? I'll happily give attribution and link your page. Either way, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Brett, my apologies for taking so long to respond, but I haven't checked the comments in ages. Thanks for your interest in my work! It's fine with me to use the Bamberg piece on your FB page, but please do include a link to Collagitation, and also please use the copyright symbol and my name, Diane Keane.
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