panoramarand

by Matthias Klos


Photographs: Matthias Klos

Text: Claudia Slanar, Martin Hochleitner

Publisher: Fotohof Edition

292 pages

Pictures: 111

Year: 2016

ISBN: 978-3-902993-39-7

Comments: Softcover with dustjacket, 23 x 17 cm, edition of 700, language: German English

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For his panoramarand project Matthias Klos walked along the entire city boundaries of Salzburg. The route description for his itinerary was the Umschreibung der Stadtgrenze, i.e. the city limits as set out in the city ordinance. Very much in the tradition of the flâneur,
 
Matthias Klos followed this written yet imaginary line around Salzburg, keeping to public rights of way the whole time. The idea for the project came from the well-known 19th century panoramic painting of the city by Johann Michael Sattler. Projected with an idealised 360° perspective the painting opens up views of the city and its outskirts from a central location on the Festungsberg that was not publicly accessible at the time of painting. In his wanderings along the city limits the artist combines the legislative order of the abstract boundary with the image that the city of Salzburg likes to project of itself with localities situated along the boundary line.


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panoramarand

by Matthias Klos


Photographs: Matthias Klos

Text: Claudia Slanar, Martin Hochleitner

Publisher: Fotohof Edition

292 pages

Pictures: 111

Year: 2016

ISBN: 978-3-902993-39-7

Comments: Softcover with dustjacket, 23 x 17 cm, edition of 700, language: German English

sold out

For his panoramarand project Matthias Klos walked along the entire city boundaries of Salzburg. The route description for his itinerary was the Umschreibung der Stadtgrenze, i.e. the city limits as set out in the city ordinance. Very much in the tradition of the flâneur,
 
Matthias Klos followed this written yet imaginary line around Salzburg, keeping to public rights of way the whole time. The idea for the project came from the well-known 19th century panoramic painting of the city by Johann Michael Sattler. Projected with an idealised 360° perspective the painting opens up views of the city and its outskirts from a central location on the Festungsberg that was not publicly accessible at the time of painting. In his wanderings along the city limits the artist combines the legislative order of the abstract boundary with the image that the city of Salzburg likes to project of itself with localities situated along the boundary line.


More books by Matthias Klos

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panoramarand

by Matthias Klos


Photographs: Matthias Klos

Text: Claudia Slanar, Martin Hochleitner

Publisher: Fotohof Edition

292 pages

Pictures: 111

Year: 2016

ISBN: 978-3-902993-39-7

Comments: Softcover with dustjacket, 23 x 17 cm, edition of 700, language: German English

sold out

For his panoramarand project Matthias Klos walked along the entire city boundaries of Salzburg. The route description for his itinerary was the Umschreibung der Stadtgrenze, i.e. the city limits as set out in the city ordinance. Very much in the tradition of the flâneur,
 
Matthias Klos followed this written yet imaginary line around Salzburg, keeping to public rights of way the whole time. The idea for the project came from the well-known 19th century panoramic painting of the city by Johann Michael Sattler. Projected with an idealised 360° perspective the painting opens up views of the city and its outskirts from a central location on the Festungsberg that was not publicly accessible at the time of painting. In his wanderings along the city limits the artist combines the legislative order of the abstract boundary with the image that the city of Salzburg likes to project of itself with localities situated along the boundary line.


More books by Matthias Klos

more books tagged »Austria« | >> see all

more books tagged »Salzburg« | >> see all

Random selection from the Virtual bookshelf josefchladek.com