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Arno Breker Art
21 Sept, 17:20
The buildings series is complete now, all 6 available in limited edition prints!Top left clockwise:A pencil drawing of the central entrance of The New Reich Chancellery.A pencil drawing of the Eagles mosaic, a detail of a mosaic panel from the Mosaic Hall in the of The New Chancellery.A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch.A pencil drawing of the Volkshalle (People’s Hall) also called Große Halle (Great Hall).A pencil drawing of The Grand Entrance of The Courtyard of Honor of The New Reich ChancelleryA pencil drawing of the Honor Temple (German: Ehrentempel), Munich.Limited edition printsAll available in 2 sizes :
Arno Breker Art
21 Sept, 08:49
NEW ARRIVAL!Limited edition prints of a pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940.33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copiesFREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE© 2026 P-S Lindblomhttps://pericleslindblom.com/artworks/triumphal-arch/
Arno Breker Art
19 Sept, 07:13
Finished! A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940. Like the Volkshalle this too originated from a sketch dated from about 1925. This too was never built.In the final designs, this became 118 meters high and 170 meters wide, so the arch would have been about twice as high as the Victory Column. The basic form, as well as the portico below, can be seen as attempts to make the proportions of the enormous cube more comprehensible to the human observer. The triumphal arch was intended to stand at the northern end of the one-kilometer-long station forecourt and form the monumental prelude to the central section of the north-south axis.All artwork © protected.Limited edition prints will be available soon 33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copies FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Arno Breker Art
18 Sept, 07:25
Day 5 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940. Like the Volkshalle this too originated from a sketch dated from about 1925. This too was never built.In the final designs, this became 118 meters high and 170 meters wide, so the arch would have been about twice as high as the Victory Column. The basic form, as well as the portico below, can be seen as attempts to make the proportions of the enormous cube more comprehensible to the human observer. The triumphal arch was intended to stand at the northern end of the one-kilometer-long station forecourt and form the monumental prelude to the central section of the north-south axis.All artwork © protected.Limited edition prints will be available 33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copies FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDEDisclaimer: This content is shared strictly for educational
Arno Breker Art
17 Sept, 06:20
Day 4 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940. Like the Volkshalle this too originated from a sketch dated from about 1925. This too was never built.In the final designs, this became 118 meters high and 170 meters wide, so the arch would have been about twice as high as the Victory Column. The basic form, as well as the portico below, can be seen as attempts to make the proportions of the enormous cube more comprehensible to the human observer. The triumphal arch was intended to stand at the northern end of the one-kilometer-long station forecourt and form the monumental prelude to the central section of the north-south axis.All artwork © protected.Limited edition prints will be available 33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copies FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Arno Breker Art
16 Sept, 05:12
Day 3 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940. Like the Volkshalle this too originated from a sketch dated from about 1925. This too was never built.In the final designs, this became 118 meters high and 170 meters wide, so the arch would have been about twice as high as the Victory Column. The basic form, as well as the portico below, can be seen as attempts to make the proportions of the enormous cube more comprehensible to the human observer. The triumphal arch was intended to stand at the northern end of the one-kilometer-long station forecourt and form the monumental prelude to the central section of the north-south axis.All artwork © protected.Limited edition prints will be available 33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copies FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
Arno Breker Art
15 Sept, 06:03
Day 2 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a model of the Triumphal Arch on the North-South Axis, c. 1940. Like the Volkshalle this too originated from a sketch dated from about 1925. This too was never built.In the final designs, this became 118 meters high and 170 meters wide, so the arch would have been about twice as high as the Victory Column. The basic form, as well as the portico below, can be seen as attempts to make the proportions of the enormous cube more comprehensible to the human observer. The triumphal arch was intended to stand at the northern end of the one-kilometer-long station forecourt and form the monumental prelude to the central section of the north-south axis.All artwork © protected.©2026 P-S LindblomLimited edition prints will be available 33cm x 48cm • 100 copies 50cm x 65cm • 100 copies FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDEPericlesLindblom.com
Arno Breker Art
6 Sept, 00:30
A photo of “Der Sieger” - “The Winner”, 1939, from the 1942 exhibition catalogue by Ernest Flammarion.Photo ©️ Ch. ROHRBACH
Arno Breker Art
5 Sept, 07:51
Finished! A pencil drawing of “Twilight at the Berghof” drawn after a rare color photograph attributed to Walter Frentz, taken on June 20, 1941, which was 48 hours before the start of Operation Barbarossa.Limited edition prints will be available soon!33cm x 48cm 88 copies 50cm x 65cm 20 copiesFREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE© 2026 P-S Lindblom
Arno Breker Art
4 Sept, 11:15
“The higher we soar, the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly.” Friedrich NietzscheTop left clockwise:A pencil drawing of the Nuremberg Eagle overlooking the Party rally, Zeppelin Field.A pencil drawing of the Tempelhof Eagle head.A pencil drawing of a bronze Eagle statue made by German sculptor Wilhelm Krieger (1877-1945) in 1937.A pencil drawing of the Nuremberg Eagle at the Zeppelin field.All artwork © protectedLimited edition prints available in 2 versions :33cm x 48cm 88 or 100copies 50cm x 65cm 20 copies
Arno Breker Art
4 Sept, 05:59
Day 2 work in progress…A pencil drawing of “Twilight at the Berghof” drawn after a rare color photograph attributed to Walter Frentz, taken on June 20, 1941, which was 48 hours before the start of Operation Barbarossa.Limited edition prints will be available soon!© 2026 P-S Lindblom
Arno Breker Art
3 Sept, 06:54
Day 1 work in progress…A pencil drawing of “Twilight at the Berghof” drawn after a rare color photograph attributed to Walter Frentz, taken on June 20, 1941, which was 48 hours before the start of Operation Barbarossa.Limited edition prints will be available soon!© 2026 P-S Lindblom
Arno Breker Art
27 Aug, 15:05
A photo of Die Berufung from the 1942 exhibition catalogue by Ernest Flammarion.Photo ©️ Ch. ROHRBACH
Arno Breker Art
26 Aug, 19:32
A photo of The Herald from the 1942 exhibition catalogue by Ernest Flammarion.Photo ©️ Ch. ROHRBACH
Arno Breker Art
26 Aug, 10:59
An unexpected surprise gift today in the post from a dear friend in Paris. The original 1942 Arno Breker exhibition Flammarion catalogue.
Arno Breker Art
21 Aug, 06:08
Finished! A pencil drawing of a detail of Arno Breker’s The Avenger / Der Rächer relief.The relief depicts a heroic warrior with a drawn sword in combat with serpents. It is a classical symbol, which depicts the fight against evil. It undoubtedly attracts its origin from Ancient Greece. Although the head bears the characteristic design of Breker, the body of the guard is reminiscent of many statues of classical or late antiquity. This was one of the monumental reliefs (5m high) to decorate the Grosser Bogen.Limited edition prints available soon!!© 2026 P-S LindblomPericlesLindblom.com
Arno Breker Art
20 Aug, 05:36
Day 4 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a detail of Arno Breker’s The Avenger / Der Rächer relief.The relief depicts a heroic warrior with a drawn sword in combat with serpents. It is a classical symbol, which depicts the fight against evil. It undoubtedly attracts its origin from Ancient Greece. Although the head bears the characteristic design of Breker, the body of the guard is reminiscent of many statues of classical or late antiquity. This was one of the monumental reliefs (5m high) to decorate the Grosser Bogen.Limited edition prints available soon ! 48cm x 33cm, 50 copies FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING© 2026 P-S LindblomPericlesLindblom.com
Arno Breker Art
19 Aug, 06:31
Day 2 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a detail of Arno Breker’s The Avenger / Der Rächer relief.The relief depicts a heroic warrior with a drawn sword in combat with serpents. It is a classical symbol, which depicts the fight against evil. It undoubtedly attracts its origin from Ancient Greece. Although the head bears the characteristic design of Breker, the body of the guard is reminiscent of many statues of classical or late antiquity. This was one of the monumental reliefs (5m high) to decorate the Grosser Bogen.Limited edition prints available soon ! 48cm x 33cm, 50 copies FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING© 2026 P-S Lindblom
Arno Breker Art
17 Aug, 06:06
Day 1 work in progress…A pencil drawing of a detail of Arno Breker’s The Avenger / Der Rächer relief.The relief depicts a heroic warrior with a drawn sword in combat with serpents. It is a classical symbol, which depicts the fight against evil. It undoubtedly attracts its origin from Ancient Greece. Although the head bears the characteristic design of Breker, the body of the guard is reminiscent of many statues of classical or late antiquity. This was one of the monumental reliefs (5m high) to decorate the Grosser Bogen.© 2026 P-S Lindblomhttps://pericleslindblom.com/artworks/the-avenger-der-racher/
Arno Breker Art
11 Aug, 16:10
Limited edition prints of a pencil drawing of a Party rally, Zeppelin Field. available in 2 versions :33cm x 48cm 88 copies 50cm x 65cm 20 copiesFREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
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