Harzreise

Heinrich Heine's Harz journey 
In his younger years, around 1842, Heine was just a student and fascinated by the romanticism as well as the rise of Prussia. What to do with these themes? He was a romanticist by heart, but this nationalist feeling…still, he looked for answers in the nature of the German hills of the Harz. He wrote about his walk on the Brocken mountain, and I followed him. He wrote poems, texts, and I took photographs – and printed them in Prussian blue cyanotype, a little joke Heine would have understood.
Pinhole 4×5 negatives, contactprinted with cyanotype, in a hand made book with Heine’s texts.


Heinrich Heine, Die Harzreise (Fragment)
Page 1 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Der Wanderer im Wald
Page 2 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Rapunzel
Page 3 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm

Heinrich Heine, Die Harzreise (Fragment)
Page 4 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Kaiserpfalz, Wilhelm und Barbarossa, Goslar
Page 5 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Der Zwinger, Goslar
Page 6 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Heinrich Heine, Die Harzreise (Fragment)
Page 7 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Steinschiff, Brocken
Page 8 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Wald, Brocken
Page 9 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Heinrich Heine, Die Harzreise (Fragment)
Page 10 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Hexenkanzel, Brocken
Page 11 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm



Brocken, Gipfel
Page 12 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Heinrich Heine, Die Harzreise (Fragment)
Page 13 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Ilsestein
Page 14 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Hermansdenkmahl, DetmoldPage 15 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm


Am Ende
Page 15 of a handmade book 20 x 28 cm

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