Rudolf Herz, Thomas Lehnerer / Schild an der Feldherrnhalle. Dokumentation
HERZ Rudolf (Sonthofen, Germany 1954), LEHNERER Thomas (Munich, Germany 1955 - Munich, Germany 1995), München, self-published, 1990, 30x21 cm., softcover, pp. [124], illustrated cover with a color photography applied, artist's book with 4 black and white images. Tens of printed letters from multiple German and Jewish political representatives. The book documents the work "Juden in aller Welt bitte kehrt zurück, wenn Ihr wolt" made by Rudolf Herz and Thomas Lehnerer in 1990.
HERZ Rudolf (Sonthofen, Germany 1954), LEHNERER Thomas (Munich, Germany 1955 - Munich, Germany 1995), München, self-published, 1990, 30x21 cm., softcover, pp. [124], illustrated cover with a color photography applied, artist's book with 4 black and white images. Tens of printed letters from multiple German and Jewish political representatives. The book documents the work "Juden in aller Welt bitte kehrt zurück, wenn Ihr wolt" made by Rudolf Herz and Thomas Lehnerer in 1990.
HERZ Rudolf (Sonthofen, Germany 1954), LEHNERER Thomas (Munich, Germany 1955 - Munich, Germany 1995), München, self-published, 1990, 30x21 cm., softcover, pp. [124], illustrated cover with a color photography applied, artist's book with 4 black and white images. Tens of printed letters from multiple German and Jewish political representatives. The book documents the work "Juden in aller Welt bitte kehrt zurück, wenn Ihr wolt" made by Rudolf Herz and Thomas Lehnerer in 1990.
"The art campaign by Rudolf Herz (born 1954) and Thomas Lehnerer (1955-1995), for example, attracted a lot of attention in 1990. On a temporarily installed commemorative plaque in the Feldherrnhalle, the artists asked the Jewish citizens who had had to flee Germany from 1933 to return to the country." extract from Hannelore Putz's essay on https://www.historisches-lexikon-bayerns.de/Lexikon/Feldherrnhalle
