Horst HamannHorst Hamann was born in Mannheim in 1958. Photographic "visual journeys" have taken him all over the world and are documented in numerous publications and exhibitions. Horst Hamann's "Verticals" are now considered modern classics of photography. Andeas Feininger compared Hamann's images of America with the paintings of Edward Hopper. For his innovative perspective, the "Museum of the City of New York" honoured Hamann as the first living German photographer with a six-month solo exhibition. His vertical installation in Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Station was seen by 12 million visitors. Hamann's award-winning book New York Vertical set new standards. Read More Read Less