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Discover Berlin as you’ve never seen it before with this beautiful watercolor book by Fabrice Moireau. Accompanied by the captivating texts of Boris von Brauchitsch, this work immerses us in the history and iconic places of the German capital.
Berlin is a young and dynamic city that perfectly blends history and modernity. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, a whole new identity emerged. With the fusion of two cultures, its reunification gave birth to a unique city where the old coexists with the new, and diversity is celebrated.
Passionate about urban architecture, artist Fabrice Moireau traveled through Berlin to immortalize its iconic places. Armed with his brush, he captures the very essence of the city in his watercolors. From the majestic Brandenburg Gate to the Berlin Wall Memorial, he takes us on a journey through time.
For a complete immersion in the capital of Germany, let yourself be transported by the words of Boris von Brauchitsch. This art historian and writer complements the watercolors of Berlin with texts rich in history and culture. He explores its urban development, artistic personalities, and the historical upheavals that have shaped its landscape.
Order your copy of “Berlin Sketchbook” now and embark on a discovery of a city that is constantly reinventing itself.
Boris von Brauchitsch, a writer and art historian, was born in Aachen in 1963. He currently resides in Berlin and Ingenio (Gran Canaria). He has published works on the Renaissance, the history of photography, and the urban development of Berlin. He is also the author of artist biographies, including those of Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, and Lesser Ury, as well as novels and a play.
Fabrice Moireau, born in 1962, graduated from the National School of Applied Arts and Crafts. From his numerous travels, he brings back sketchbooks that serve as cultural and ethnographic testimonies. Passionate about architecture, gardens, and plants in general, his ambition is to convey, through watercolors, the subtlety of the play of light and the atmosphere of a street or landscape.
