Paul Bachmann, ''Nebelspalter'', #4, Jan. 28, 1938 Source
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Paul Bachmann, ''Nebelspalter'', #4, Jan. 28, 1938 Source
sankt dreikönigen // köln bickendorf
the simple reinforced concrete church in the style of the new objectivity with expressionist elements, does not dominate the surrounding settlement like many other churches and thus fits very well into the overall complex. only the church tower is visible from almost everywhere and is a good landmark.
architects: paul bachmann, heinrich forthmann & hans peter fischer
completion: 1929
Paul Bachmann (German, 1975-1954?), Villa on a hill, c. 1905
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Paul Bachmann, ''Nebelspalter'', #9, March 4, 1938 'Der moderne Don Quijote, der Ritter von der traurigen Gestalt' (The Modern Don Quixote, knight of the sorrowful countenance) Source
Paul Bachmann, 'Die sachliche und die romantische Sirene', ''Nebelspalter'', #30, 1943 Source
Paul Bachmann, 'Dem Endsieg entgegen!' (Towards the Final Victory!), ''Nebelspalter'', #10, 1944 Source
Paul Bachmann, 'Schlaflose Nächte' (Sleepless Nights), ''Nebelspalter'', #21, May 27, 1943 Source
Paul Bachmann, 'Jedes hat so seine Schwäche' (Everybody has their weakness), ''Nebelspalter'', #52, Dec. 24, 1942 Source