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1950s (or 60s?) door / shop window combinations in downtown Hof, Bavaria, Germany.

More: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Prunkschlitten_%28Schloss_Urach%29

Paintings by German "art brut" artist August Natterer (Ravensburg 1868–1933 Rottweil).

If anyone wonders why I generally don't like post-1950  architecture and urban planning that much... just have look at these two photos from Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, photographed within a couple of yards.

A sculpture in an art gallery in Stuttgart. http://www.galerie-keim.de/siemes/siemes_sylvia.html

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadtbibliothek_am_Mail%C3%A4nder_Platz

Rutenfest Ravensburg 2014

Winning the World Cup in Stuttgart.

(It stands to reason that "Jesus Bakery" in Görlitz, Germany, is closed on Ascension day.)

These three hardworking fellows are responsible for the structural safety of this gorgeous bay window in St. Gallen, Switzerland:

Entrance area of Kunstmuseum Ravensburg. The sculpture is by Stephan Balkenhol.

Robert Franz Curry (1872-1955): Ravensburg

A nice meal in Beirut (from a Time Life Foods of the World book, c. 1970)

Heraldry and Genealogy, a painting in the Schussenried Monastery Library.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Kreuzweg_in_St._Antonius_%28Bad_Saulgau%29