martina: looks like Goethe had a marketing contract with Bruch.
joo: well, if you had ĺeft the comment, I could have learnt my first Polish sentence.
Denise Jelonek: of course he is not happy. It is 1814. He has just lost the war and realises that France will have to give Saarbrücken and the Bruch brewery to Prussia.
Nice composition. I like this...
ReplyDeleteNicely captured! This is Napoléon Bonaparte, right? And the other guy looks like Goethe.
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Yes, that would be Bonaparte, and the other could be Goethe. Was he ḱnown for drinking Bruch's beer?
ReplyDeleteYou know, we Germans use Goethe as a marketing symbol for almost everything, ;-).
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ReplyDeleteI love this mural Bonaparte looks as if he's already drunk some pints!
ReplyDeleteSorry I wrote the prevoius one in Polish - it wouldn't be very understandable for you I reckon:)
ReplyDeleteI love his expression. I don't think he's drank any beer yet as there is no smile to his face.
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ReplyDeleteThis is one cool photo! Love it!
ReplyDeletemartina: looks like Goethe had a marketing contract with Bruch.
ReplyDeletejoo: well, if you had ĺeft the comment, I could have learnt my first Polish sentence.
Denise Jelonek: of course he is not happy. It is 1814. He has just lost the war and realises that France will have to give Saarbrücken and the Bruch brewery to Prussia.
Good catch. Cool.
ReplyDeleteCheers.