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German Futurist Klaus Bürgle

German Futurist Klaus Bürgle - 1963 Space Station

Shown above is a 1963 painting of a space station by German illustrator and futurist Klaus Bürgle. Bürgle was born in 1926 in Stuttgart and started illustrating magazines in 1953. He focused on technical and scientific illustrations and did quite a bit of work for the publication Das Neue Universum.

Below is an illustration of a future subway system from 1967 and a 1959 painting showing traffic of the future:

German Futurist Klaus Bürgle -  future subway system from 1967

German Futurist Klaus Bürgle - a 1959 painting showing traffic of the future

Found via veloopity and make sure to explore the site retro-futurismus.de.

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