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Burning City, Stalingrad, 1942
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Burning City, Stalingrad, 1942
7083572 Burning City, Stalingrad, 1942 by Wiener, Karl (1901-49); Private Collection; Austrian, out of copyright
Media ID 25214368
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Burning City, Stalingrad, 1942
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captures the devastating aftermath of a relentless bombardment during World War II. The photograph, taken by Karl Wiener and now part of a private collection, depicts the once-thriving city reduced to ruins. The image showcases the sheer destruction caused by war as billowing smoke engulfs the skyline. The black and white composition intensifies the sense of despair and chaos that consumed Stalingrad in those fateful years. Every corner of this cityscape bears witness to demolished buildings and shattered lives. Wiener's drawing skillfully conveys both the physical devastation and emotional toll inflicted upon its inhabitants. This print serves as a haunting reminder of the horrors endured during one of history's most brutal conflicts. Amidst this desolation, there is an eerie absence of human presence - no people can be seen amidst the rubble. It evokes a sense of abandonment and loss, emphasizing how war can strip away not only homes but also communities. Beyond its historical significance, "Burning City, Stalingrad, 1942" prompts reflection on themes such as resilience in times of adversity or even addiction - symbolized by wisps rising from chimneys resembling smoke from tobacco pipes. It stands as a testament to humanity's capacity for destruction while simultaneously highlighting our ability to rebuild and find hope amidst ruins. This powerful artwork invites viewers to contemplate the consequences of war while urging us never to forget those who suffered through it.
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