Best Aragon products in the Non-fiction category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Aragon products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Aragon New York Graffiti 1970-1995
Markus Wiese lives and works in Dortmund. Since 1986, he has been active as a sprayer under the pseudonym Mason. Initially, his spray radius was limited to the Dortmund area. In 1990, he had his first solo exhibition. In 1991, he visited New York, followed by more exhibitions and work as a visual author for various graffiti magazines in 1992. He made additional visits to New York thereafter. Since 1993, Markus Wiese has also earned a living through commissioned works.
2. Aragon German - Malagasy Dictionary
3. Aragon Swiss Graffiti
"Swiss Graffiti" is a non-fiction book that explores the fascinating world of graffiti in Switzerland. Written by Sigi von Koeding and Beat Suter, the book provides a deep insight into the art form often seen as an expression of urbanity and creativity. The authors highlight the cultural and social aspects of graffiti and illustrate how this art form originated and evolved in Switzerland. With a variety of images and analyses, the book serves as a valuable resource for art lovers, students, and anyone interested in the urban art scene. The paperback cover and appealing design make it an attractive object that is both informative and visually engaging. The text's English language allows a wide audience to understand and appreciate the content.
Non-fiction
EUR20,80
Swiss Graffiti
German, English, Sigi von Koeding, Beat Suter|Sigi von Koeding, 1999
4. Aragon Zanzibar
Zanzibar: For a brief period, the small island in the Indian Ocean was under German influence, but it was never a colony. Nevertheless, we still get gleaming eyes when the name Zanzibar is mentioned. The name has a magical quality. But what was it really like when the first Germans arrived here more than a century ago? Thirty authors share their insights about Zanzibar: explorers, merchants, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, diplomats, and artists. This creates an impressive picture of the city and island during their heyday. Erich Meffert has lived here for many years and is a recognized expert on the land and its people. With wisdom and perhaps more than just a wink, he has compiled these long-lost documents from the German era, which provide a unique perspective on both the present and the past.
5. Aragon Bauchreden, spielend lernen
