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Ann-Kathrin Rahlwes
Martin-Luther-Straße 34
60389 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
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Telephone: +49 (0) 693 487 6377
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Ann-Kathrin Rahlwes, historian.
Value added tax identification number (VAT ID): DE301150651
Business area: Historical research & knowledge transfer for private individuals, companies, museums and cities.
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Picture credits
Image sources and copyright notices:
Illustrations: Pauline Wernig, Frankfurt. Contact: [email protected]
Photographs of the team: Claudia Simchen
Photographs of objects and books: Herbert Fischer, Studio für Fotografie, Frankfurt am Main.
Translations: Judith Rosenthal, English German Language Service, Frankfurt am Main.
Historical photography intro page (start image: History moves us): Privately owned by the Rahlwes family
Illustration “Storytelling” (painting with orange teapot): Still Life with Teapot and Fruit, Paul Gauguin, 1896, The Met New York (USA), Open Access/Public Domain
Illustration “Research” (photograph of teapot): Teapot, 1755, The Met New York (USA), Open Access/Public Domain
Illustration “Photo case”: Roman Kraft, Flea market in Mauerpark, Berlin, Germany, 26 January 2016, Unsplash licence
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)