Comments for Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com Painting and photography - art about public space by Juergen H. Staeudtner Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:50:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Fran Arsentiev *1958 +1998 by Juergen http://www.staeudtner.com/allgemein/fran-arsentiev-19581998/#comment-179 Juergen Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:50:21 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1846#comment-179 Dear Josh, I was really touched reading your comment! I imagine it is really hard to cope with this sorry. I am glad if my painting may help you a little. Best regards, Juergen Dear Josh,

I was really touched reading your comment! I imagine it is really hard to cope with this sorry. I am glad if my painting may help you a little.

Best regards, Juergen

]]> Comment on Fran Arsentiev *1958 +1998 by josh rosenfield http://www.staeudtner.com/allgemein/fran-arsentiev-19581998/#comment-178 josh rosenfield Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:19:55 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1846#comment-178 I want to thank you for sharing this page and portrait. I was traveling through Tibet in may of 1998. and was at base camp on may 22 and 23rd. my group of 5 arrived at base camp early on the morning of the 22 and were told of her summiting but that she was having difficulty breathing. we were in formed that she never made it back to her next camp, that she had collapsed shortly after begining her decent. her husband went on back to get help. as of the afternoon of the 23rd we were told that her husband never returned and that the expidetion assumed the worst. 2 climbers spent the night with her sharing their air tanks. but they were not going to attempt to move her. 2 sherpas made an attempt but she was unable to move herself. in the end they stayed with her until she died. and then returned down. my friends and I returned to rungbok monestary and asked the monks to preform a long life prayer. we sat in the monestary well into the evening. it was all we felt we could do. her death and her husbands has stuck with me these last 14 years. there is not a day that goes by and I don't think about listening to the sherpas explain over the radio that she has stopped breathing and that they are now going to leave her body. I just wanted to share this. she did not die alone. and her presence has been felt. and her loss has been an important part of my life. I want to thank you for sharing this page and portrait. I was traveling through Tibet in may of 1998. and was at base camp on may 22 and 23rd. my group of 5 arrived at base camp early on the morning of the 22 and were told of her summiting but that she was having difficulty breathing. we were in formed that she never made it back to her next camp, that she had collapsed shortly after begining her decent. her husband went on back to get help. as of the afternoon of the 23rd we were told that her husband never returned and that the expidetion assumed the worst. 2 climbers spent the night with her sharing their air tanks. but they were not going to attempt to move her. 2 sherpas made an attempt but she was unable to move herself. in the end they stayed with her until she died. and then returned down.

my friends and I returned to rungbok monestary and asked the monks to preform a long life prayer. we sat in the monestary well into the evening. it was all we felt we could do.

her death and her husbands has stuck with me these last 14 years. there is not a day that goes by and I don’t think about listening to the sherpas explain over the radio that she has stopped breathing and that they are now going to leave her body. I just wanted to share this. she did not die alone. and her presence has been felt. and her loss has been an important part of my life.

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]]> Comment on David Sharp *1972 +2006 by Green Boot Cave – Höhle der grünen Stiefel | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/allgemein/david-sharp-1972-2006/#comment-136 Green Boot Cave – Höhle der grünen Stiefel | Juergen H. Staeudtner Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:58:23 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1633#comment-136 [...] Green Boot Cave wird oft in Bezug auf Unglücke am Everest erwähnt. Zum Beispiel starb David Sharp hier auf tragische [...] [...] Green Boot Cave wird oft in Bezug auf Unglücke am Everest erwähnt. Zum Beispiel starb David Sharp hier auf tragische [...]

]]> Comment on Top of the World by The dead body in green boots on Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/art/top-of-the-world/#comment-135 The dead body in green boots on Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:33:53 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1443#comment-135 [...] painting of the Green Boot Cave is part of my “Top of the world” series. This series portraits eleven climbers of Mount Everest with very different fates. Have a [...] [...] painting of the Green Boot Cave is part of my “Top of the world” series. This series portraits eleven climbers of Mount Everest with very different fates. Have a [...]

]]> Comment on Storm on Everest by Der Gipfel des Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/allgemein/storm-mount-everest/#comment-134 Der Gipfel des Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner Fri, 13 Jan 2012 20:46:56 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1865#comment-134 [...] die Serie. Die Green Boot Cave ist eine Orientierungshilfe, und sie ist ein Grab. Das Bild Sturm ist eine weitere [...] [...] die Serie. Die Green Boot Cave ist eine Orientierungshilfe, und sie ist ein Grab. Das Bild Sturm ist eine weitere [...]

]]> Comment on Fran Arsentiev *1958 +1998 by Der Gipfel des Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/allgemein/fran-arsentiev-19581998/#comment-133 Der Gipfel des Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner Fri, 13 Jan 2012 20:46:39 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1846#comment-133 [...] am meistren diskutiert, aber die Schicksale von Morgan Boisson, Vitor Negrete, Marko Lihteneker, Fran Arsentiev oder Peter Kinloch erzählen eine eigene Geschichte. Anderer Bergsteiger wie Ohne Titel oder der [...] [...] am meistren diskutiert, aber die Schicksale von Morgan Boisson, Vitor Negrete, Marko Lihteneker, Fran Arsentiev oder Peter Kinloch erzählen eine eigene Geschichte. Anderer Bergsteiger wie Ohne Titel oder der [...]

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]]> Comment on Top of the World by Vitor Negrete died at Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/art/top-of-the-world/#comment-81 Vitor Negrete died at Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:26:47 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1443#comment-81 [...] Negrete’s portrait is part of the “Top of the world” [...] [...] Negrete’s portrait is part of the “Top of the world” [...]

]]> Comment on Top of the World by Marko Lihteneker died on Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner http://www.staeudtner.com/art/top-of-the-world/#comment-80 Marko Lihteneker died on Mount Everest | Juergen H. Staeudtner Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:25:41 +0000 http://www.staeudtner.com/?p=1443#comment-80 [...] Litheneker’s portrait is part of the “Top of the world” [...] [...] Litheneker’s portrait is part of the “Top of the world” [...]

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