Dortmund Art Print

Julia Gash

£5

This design is part of an exclusive, creative collaboration between iconic German bookstore Thalia and Julia Gash. Find more products here. Dortmund is a city in the North-Rhine Peninsula region of Germany. The city's unique architecture reflects the city's turbulent history. Many historic sites had been destroyed during World War II. With only a select amount of buildings such as the ancient churches of Reinoldkirche and Marienkirch being restored or rebuilt, the city underwent a drastic change into architecture of the distinct 1950s style. More modern buildings such as the Opera House (one o

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