flinzer造句

• Flinzer was a member of the Leipzig artist association " Leoniden ".
• Rooted in the art of Biedermeier and Romanticism, Flinzer later created works with clear traces of Grandville.
• Further, Flinzer contributed to a well-known British publication for young people called Aunt Judy's Magazine.
• In Flinzer's early years oil paintings and frescos emerged such as for the " Webschule " ( weaving school ) in Chemnitz.
• On the cleared space a link was built in 2006 between Fedor-Flinzer Stra遝 and Bahnhofstra遝, including a roundabout and the station forecourt was provided with parking and redesigned taxi stands.
• Finally, Flinzer's contributions to the influential youth magazine " Deutsche Jugend " have to be mentioned; for example, he illustrated the first edition of Theodor Storm's story " Lena Wies " for this periodical.
• A third pedestrian underpass linked the street of " Am Bahnhof " ( " at station " ) and " Fedor-Flinzer Stra遝 " ( street ), running under railway tracks 1-3 to the large waiting hall in the main station building.
• Other writers, with whom Flinzer worked, are Frida Schanz ( 1859 1944 ), Victor Bl黷hgen ( 1844 1920 ), Georg Christian Dieffenbach, Johannes Trojan ( 1837 1915 ), Edwin Bormann ( 1851 1912 ) and Georg Boetticher ( 1849 1918 ), the father of Joachim Ringelnatz.
• Also smart, if somewhat predictable, is the lineup of Robert Gober's sculpture of a child's hair-filled shoe, Jochen Flinzer's delicate embroidery of four-letter obscenities, and surreal sculptures of children by Charles Ray and Martin Honert, equal parts funny and creepy.