Gattin aus Holzabfällen, 2 DVD-Video (Max Goldt)

Gattin aus Holzabfällen, 2 DVD-Video (Max Goldt)

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M251S

$20.75

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Gattin aus Holzabfällen, 2 DVD-Video (Max Goldt)Fr das Satiremagazin "Titanic" hat der Kleistpreistrger viele Jahre lang Bilder aus seiner Privatsammlung mit Kommentaren versehen. Freunde und Verehrer sagen: Max Goldt hat die Bildlegende zur Kunstform erhoben. Davon kann man sich nun auf diesem ersten Bildhrbuch in 138 vom Autor gesprochenen Kommentaren selbst berzeugen! Autorenportrait Max Goldt, geboren 1958 in Gttingen, lebt in Berlin. Er bildete mit Gerd Pasemann das Musikduo Foyer des Arts, in

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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025