Klaus Schwalen-Stocker painting his sailing boat
Feb. 26 Navigare necesse est': especially to make possible to give the artistic skill of the Seester- and Haseldorfer marshy land in West-Germany the belonging attention. From this standpoint the architect and sailing fan Klaus Schwalen-Stocker, seen here doing last works at his ship, made real a risky idea: With a lot of idealism, zest of work and financial cost he restored a 71 year old former sailing boat into a swimming gallery. From May 1980 the art loving man from Hamburg, West-Germany intends to bring proofs of the art of Schleswig-Holstein under sail to the coasts of the Northern and the Baltic Sea. The swimming ambassador will put in the rebuilt vessel an exhibition with watercolours, glass-art, ceramics, wooden sculptures and etchings. Regular writer readings and folklore performances will round out the programme
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