Leipzig Pillows

Captured from across the road in the heart of Leipzig, this photo showcases a distinctive building against the city's vibrant backdrop. Embodying Leipzig's architectural heritage.

One of the many famous cities in Germany.

This is a maze in the shape of Germany. The maze begins in the lower left near Lorrach and the Black Forest and ends along the right side, just East of Berlin.

This is a maze in the shape of Germany with the German Flag for a background. The maze begins in the lower left near Lorrach and the Black Forest and ends along the right side, just East of Berlin.

Live In Leipzig

Johann Sebastian Bach in minimalist art portrait illustration. This is part of the portrait illustration series from my collections of Composers - Minimalist Portrait.

Old historical postcard from Germany from the time period around the turn of the last century showing the Bayrische street in Leipzig

This is a maze in the shape of Germany with the German Flag for a background. The maze begins in the lower left near Lorrach and the Black Forest and ends along the right side, just East of Berlin.

This is a maze in the shape of Germany. The maze begins in the lower left near Lorrach and the Black Forest and ends along the right side, just East of Berlin.

Anubis, representing over 70 national flags.

Minimalistic map design fitting for everyone who loves Bonn-Germany. For all travelers, locals and Bonn lovers.

red leaves that mark the beginning of the fall season (near Leipzig, Saxony, Germany)

This monument to the Battle of Nations, the Völkerschlachtdenkmal, commemorates Napoleon's defeat at the battle of Leipzig, in 1813, a crucial turning point in the Napoleonic Wars. This is an HDR image taken at dusk, with some retouching to remove bright orange fences and building material on the right hand side. Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ38. 273 views 17/03/2013

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Moppi

Seriously, they love me over there. If you're ever in town, look for Helmut. He's a madman!

Monument in Leipzig/Germany commemorating the deaths of the Battle of the Nations in October 1813.

Funny dialect motif. Are you from East Germany? Strictly speaking from Saxony? Maybe Dresden or Leipzig? Do you speak Saxon? You up to a real Saxon and in your opinion the Saxon dialect is the most beautiful in the whole world?

Mephistopheles visits Doctor Faustus in his "study" and says this famous quote.