Moos Collection

Forest Greenery
Gertelbach, Black Forest in Baden-WAOErttemberg.This photo was taken on a summer day

Moorland in Wurzacher Ried, Bad Wurzach, Oberschwaben, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

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Wetterstein mountain chain with Mt. Zugspitze seen from the west during sunset in winter. Zugspitze, the highest mountain in Germany, is in the background in the left

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Mieminger mountain chain during winter with lots of snow. The village Ehrwald is a famous tourist destination in summer and winter. Austria, Tyrol, Ehrwald. Date: 30/04/2009

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Wetterstein mountain chain with Mt. Zugspitze seen from the west, the Mieminger mountain range is visible on the right. The village Ehrwald is a famous tourist destination in summer and winter

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Wetterstein mountain chain with Mt. Zugspitze seen from the west, the Mieminger mountain range is visible on the right. The village Ehrwald is a famous tourist destination in summer and winter

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Wetterstein mountain chain with Mt. Zugspitze seen from the west. Zugspitze, the highest mountain in Germany, is in the background in the left

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Creek Kleine Ach in the Lermooser Moos wetlands after sunset during winter with deep snow. Ehrwald, Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

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Wetterstein mountain chain with Mt. Zugspitze from Ehrwald, Austria. Night falls over the mountain chain. Zugspitze is in the background in the left

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Mousse; Moss; Moos (engraving)
7196779 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Mousse; Moss; Moos (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mousse; Moss; Moos)

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Portrait of Great tit (Parus major) searching food in the underbrush, Liguria, Italy Date: 02-Apr-20

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Portrait of Eurasian blue tit, (Cyanistes caeruleus) searching food in the underbrush, Liguria, Italy Date: 02-Apr-20

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Portrait of Eurasian blue tit, (Cyanistes caeruleus) searching food in the underbrush, Liguria, Italy Date: 02-Apr-20

Morning Sun - RAOEgen, Sassnitz
Summer Morning near the Chalk Cliffs of RAOEgen, a german island in the baltic sea

Oskar Kokoschkas Alma doll, 1919. Private Collection

Oskar Kokoschkas Alma doll as Venus, 1919. Artist: Moos, Henriette (1890-1941)
Oskar Kokoschkas Alma doll as Venus, 1919. Private Collection

Valentin Zietara G Schuh & Cie Munich F P Glass
Valentin Zietara, G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), F. P. Glass, F. Heubner, C. Moos, E. Preetorius, M. Schwarzer, W. Zietara Posters of the 6 are printed only by Vereinigte Druckereien G. Schuh & Cie

Domestic Cattle, Charolais cross calf, calling, backlit in long flowering grass, Kent, England, summer

The Favorite restaurant and cafe, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA
The Favorite restaurant and cafe, Hudson Street, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA. Date: circa 1900s

Domestic Cattle, Spanish Fighting Bull, two bulls, calling, standing and resting in dehesa habitat, Salamanca, Castile and Leon, Spain, september

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Discover the enchanting world of moos, where forest greenery meets the serene moorland in Wurzacher Ried, Bad Wurzach, Oberschwaben, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. 🌿✨ Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of nature as you explore this picturesque landscape adorned with lush mosses and vibrant shades of green. The DDE-90028920 to DDE-90028916 photos capture the essence of tranquility found within these moss-covered realms. Step into a fairytale-like setting where every step leads you deeper into a magical realm. The softness underfoot provided by the velvety mousse adds an extra layer of comfort to your journey through this natural wonderland. As you wander through this verdant paradise, take a moment to appreciate the intricate details captured in Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Mousse; Moss; Moos (engraving). This artwork showcases the delicate textures and patterns that make each patch unique and fascinating. The NFP 1179 and NFP 1184 images provide glimpses into different perspectives on moos – from close-up shots highlighting their intricate structures to wider views showcasing their vast expanse across landscapes. Moos not only adds aesthetic charm but also plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. These resilient plants help retain moisture in forests while providing shelter for various organisms. So next time you find yourself surrounded by forest greenery or exploring moorlands like those found in Wurzacher Ried, take a moment to appreciate the beauty and significance of moos. Let them remind us that even amidst our busy lives, there is always room for serenity and harmony with nature.