August Sander Vintages
Vintage
1927
Anton Räderscheidt
Franz Esser 1929 Vintage
Ständemappe Künstler
August Sander 1925 Vintage
Eröffnungsbild zur Mappe "Grossstadttypen"
Franz Esser 1929 Vintage Variante
Dr. Fritz Husten und Mathilde Husten Vintage 1928
Emma Causemann 1928 Vintage
Prof. Hein Minkenberg 1928 Vintage Ständemappe Künstler / Bildhauer
Marta Hegemann
Vintage 1924
verso
Malerehepaar 1925
Vintage
25,9 cm x 17,1 cm
Marta und Anton 1925
Vintage
23,6 cm x 20 cm
Anton Räderscheidt 1927
29,7 cm x 24,5
Gunther Sander Print 1978
The
photograph (above right) is the picture finally selected by August Sander
for inclusion in his Portofolio collection. It corresponded with his
conception "to provide a portrayal of the times that is absolutely true to
nature". He placed the painter, Anton Räderscheidt, in the Bismarckstraße in
Cologne, at six in the morning when the street was empty of people, and
dressed in his usual attire looking like a prop from one of Räderscheidt's
own subjects.
Photographs
August Sander
Die Photographische Sammlung
SK Stiftung Kultur-August Sander Archiv, Köln; VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 1997
Marta Hegemann 1929
Vintage
verso
Vintage 1927
Anton Räderscheidt
Dr. Fritz Husten 1928 Vintage
Vintage 1925
Anton und Marta beim
Lumpenball in Köln
The photograph by August Sander, "Der Maler Anton Räderscheidt" [The painter, Anton Räderscheidt] (above left) . This picture originates from the sequence "Menschen des 20. Jahrhunderts" [People of the twentieth century] and is probably the only print in existence. August Sander (1876-1964) is among the greatest portrait photographers of our century. His emphatic, objective shots quickly excited the attention and admiration of artists and writers such as Walter Benjamin, Kurt Tucholsky and Alfred Döblin.
A portrait collection of German people arranged according to their social
standing. The collection was to be broken down into 45 Portofolios each
containing 12 photographs and was the life's work of the photographer,
August Sander. This work, the plan and layout of which has no equal, was
never finished owing to the death of the photographer in 1964.
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