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CURTIS, Verna Posever. 2011. Photographic Memory: The Album in the Age of Photography. 1st ed. New York, N.Y. : [Washington, D.C.] : New York, N.Y: Aperture ; Library of Congress ; Available in North America through D.A.P./Distributed Art Pub.
RAUSCHKOLB, Marcel. 2021. ‘The Paprika Village (Das Paprikadorf)’. Marcel Rauschkolb Photography [online]. Available at: https://www.marcelrauschkolb.de/thepaprikavillage [accessed 28 Jan 2021].
RAUSCHKOLB, Marcel. 2021. ‘Greetings from the Parade Ground (Grüsse Vom Übungsplatz)’. Marcel Rauschkolb Photography [online]. Available at: https://www.marcelrauschkolb.de/greetingsfromtheparadeground [accessed 28 Jan 2021].
List of Figures
Figure 1: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Hangar at the August-Euler-Airfield
Figure 2: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. The Parade Ground. From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 3: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Former officer’s mess, Lilienthalstrasse.
Figure 4: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Sankt Stephan is the home of Germany’s oldest airfield, founded in 1908. From the portfolio »The Paprika Village«.
Figure 5: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Missiles and Mythology. From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 6: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Former US Army canteen, Llienthalstrasse.
Figure 7: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Filling station on the former military area.
Figure 8: Unknown maker. 1914 – 1918. Allemagne No. 42. – Camp de Darmstadt (Hesse). – La salle de lecture. [postcard]. Collection du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge a Genève [own collection].
Figure 9: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. The Douglas DC-8-segment of the August-Euler-Museum.
Figure 10: Mark KLETT. 2002. Four views from four times and one shoreline, Lake Tenaya. [online image]. Available at: http://www.markklettphotography.com/yosemite-in-time [accessed 27 Jul 2020].
Figure 11: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Religion as a vital part of the settlement. From the portfolio »The Paprika Village«.
Figure 12: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Spreads from the portfolio »The Paprika Village«.
Figure 13: Verna Posever CURTIS. 2011. Photographic Memory: The Album in the Age of Photography [cover]. 1st ed. New York, N.Y. : [Washington, D.C.] : New York, N.Y: Aperture ; Library of Congress ; Available in North America through D.A.P./Distributed Art Pub.
Figure 14: Phil STERN. 1961. Pages from ‘January 1961’ [gelatin-silver developed-out prints, mounted back-to-back; spiral bound]. From: Verna Posever Curtis. 2011. Photographic Memory: The Album in the Age of Photography (pp. 60 – 61).
Figure 15: RAUSCHKOLB, Marcel. 2020. »The Paprika Village« Photographic sculpture 2 (The Stars and Stripes Compound) [Filmstill]. Available at: https://vimeo.com/453745444 [accessed 2 Sep 2020].
Figure 16: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. 1893 and today. From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 17: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. »Offizier Frühstücks-Casino« (Officers breakfast mess). From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 18: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. »Darmstadt Dustoff«. From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 19: GEBAUER, Peter. 2020. ‘Foto-Geschichte zum Paprika-Dorf’. Griesheimer Anzeiger, Weihnachts-Anzeiger. 09 December 2020, p. IV.
Figure 20: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. Page »Hessenflieger and Darmstadt Flying Club«. From the portfolio »Greetings from the Parade Ground«.
Figure 21: Unknown maker. ca. 1928. G.M.G. 2 aeroplane. Stadtarchiv Griesheim.
Figure 22: Unknown maker. 1944. Aerial photo from 12 December 1944: Bombardment of Griesheim. Available at: https://www.westwald.de/westwald-wissen/wald-unter-druck/#W1 [accessed 25 January 2021]
Figure 23: Marcel RAUSCHKOLB. 2020. The former »Wuerttemberg Officer‘s Club«.