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"farbenfroh und glanzvoll"

That's the title of a new exhibition in the Staatsbibliothek Bamberg, starting October 15 with the opening at 11:00 - so if you are interested in colourful papers, that is definitely something to visit!

The exhibition is about "Buntpapier", coloured papers with a variety of motifs until about 1880 - things that are usually not appreciated on their own, only seen as part of book bindings or other papery items. I am definitely planning to go there while the exhibition is running!

Here you can see a glimpse of what awaits you:

Schabloniertes Brokatpapier mit floralen und architektonischen Elementen, 1. Hälfte 18. Jahrhundert (Ausschnitt) Bildnachweis: © Staatsbibliothek Bamberg, .41 C 17 (Foto: Gerald Raab)

It's paper with floral and architectural elements dating to the first half of the 18th century. Definitely adding some bling! 

If you're interested in the exhibition, here you can find more info (including the extra events going with it). The exhibition itself is free, so if you're in the Bamberg area at some time until January, go check it out!

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