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Bassenge Photography Auction | 19th - 21st Century Photography
Bassenge Photography Auction 107
19th – 21st Century Photography with a Special section of 19th Century Photographs of India (G. Heil Collection)
Including photographs by:
Leopold Ahrendts | Leopoldi Alinari | James Anderson | Thomas Andrew | Dieter Appelt | Eugène Atget | Edouard-Denis Baldus | Georg Barker | Max Baur | Felice Beato | Bernd und Hilla Becher | Emil Bieber | Ilse Bing | Walter Bird | Oliver Boberg | Robert Bothner | Samuel Bourne | Bourne & Shepherd | Josef Breitenbach | Émile Brugsch | Jewgeni Chaldej | Lucien Clergue | Tommaso Cuccioni | Lala Deen Dayal | Maxime du Camp | Harold Edgerton | Walker Evans | Louis Faurer | Allen Frame | Robert Frank | Francis Frith | Vincenzo Galdi | Jean Théophile Geiser | Wilhelm von Gloeden
Lot 4181
Harry Callahan. "... - Exposition
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There is no photography. There is always only the photograph which gazes back at the viewer. Sometimes with a careful, tentative and questioning look; sometimes with a brisk or hasty glance. But it always offers something: an invitation to brief conversations. The viewer always looks, and the photograph, full of curiosity, gazes back. As in 1966, when the German reportage photographer Robert Lebeck took a portrait of the former German chancellor Konrad Adenauer at his 90 th birthday celebration in Bonn. The image, published in the magazine „Kristall”, shows nothing more than the left eye of the aged chancellor. The rest is covered by the portly body of a stranger. But this eye was already enough. The magazine photo engaged the reader in a dialogue. What really moved Adenauer on this winter day, what he saw or... - Exposition
Goethe-Institut présente Hannes Kilian
Hannes Kilian (1909-1999) fait partie des artistes photographes les plus illustres de l’après-guerre. Le regard, qu’il porte sur les conflits du monde qui l’entoure, s’illustre en clair-obscur. Des contrastes nets, un gris parfois omniprésent et une lumière surréelle qui crée une atmosphère incomparable, en particulier la nuit.
Ses motifs captent des éléments en apparence secondaires. Pourtant, ils constituent une documentation unique sur les transformations sociales avant et après la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Europe.
Qu’il s’agisse de l’Exposition Universelle de Paris en 1937, de Stuttgart dévasté par la guerre, du miracle économique allemand ou de clichés exceptionnels de dans... - Exposition
Hannes Kilian At Night
In his work as a photojournalist, travel and portrait photographer, as well as a photographer for the legendary Stuttgart Ballet, Hannes Kilian has uniquely combined documentary, the human element and artistic validity. With intuition and precision, the technical and aesthetic possibilities of the photographic medium fully utilized, he recognized the expressive motif in the everyday and seemingly random aspects of life. In doing so, Kilian’s view is indeed subjective.
Lighting, angle and image detail mirror his very personal awareness and perception, now and then featuring a turn to the unreal, such as in “Fresswelle” (1956), the panorama of the amply stocked buffet. Over the course of several decades, his pictures tell of German history, life among ruins of war, new beginnings and an economic m... - Exposition
HIGHLIGHTS by PHOTOKUNST
HIGHLIGHTS
represented by works of
Sibylle Bergemann | Hannes Kilian | Stefan Moses | Beat Presser | Sheila Rock | Louis Stettner | Liselotte Strelow | Karin Székessy | Herbert Tobias
exhibition runs until February 26th, 2010
opening hours: Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm, Saturday 11 am - 4 pm
verlängert bis zum 26. Februar 2011
Öffnungszeiten: Dienstag - Freitag 11-18 Uhr, Samstag 11-16 Uhr
... - Exposition
Street Photography Selected Works from Six Decades
In the context of the 4th European Month of Photography Berlin, which is presented for the first time as a themed event, the Kunsthandel Jörg Maaß is pleased to announce the exhibition “Street Photography. Selected Works from Six Decades”.
The exhibition centers around vintage prints which document life on the streets through the decades. This wide overview begins in Europe in the early 1930s with selected black and white photographs from Ilse Bing, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Cartier-Bresson and others.
American Street Photography of the 1940s to the 1970s is represented by works from Harry Callahan, Louis Fauer, Andreas Feininger, Robert Frank, Leon Levinstein, Ray K. Metzker, Erika Stone and Weegee. The exhibition closes with color prints of iconic examples of Street Photography, such as ... - Exposition
Artist portraits unique personalities of artists
"As a result of the variety of content and the unique personalities of artists the art of portraits appears in many different styles."
Floris M. Neusüss... - Exposition
Hannes Kilian - 1909-1999
Hannes Kilian
(1909-1999)
Concurrent with the first ever major retrospective of Hannes Kilian, presented by Berlin's Martin Gropius Bau, Johanna Breede and Gundel Kilian collaborate to present an exhibition of this photojournalist's seminal work. In honor of his 100th birthday, this exhibition brings together exceptional examples of Kilian's unique, personal, visual reflections, including some previously unpublished images. Kilian conferred his atypical flair for the phenomenon of movement to the heart of his still, photographic images. His subjective way of seeing and his talent to freeze a single moment of fate, in all her extensive complexity, made him one of the most successful photojournalists of the 20th century image.
Kilian began his photographic career solely producing personal work for himself. Later, as...
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Bassenge Photography Auction 107
19th – 21st Century Photography with a Special section of 19th Century Photographs of India (G. Heil Collection)
Including photographs by:
Leopold Ahrendts | Leopoldi Alinari | James Anderson | Thomas Andrew | Dieter Appelt | Eugène Atget | Edouard-Denis Baldus | Georg Barker | Max Baur | Felice Beato | Bernd und Hilla Becher | Emil Bieber | Ilse Bing | Walter Bird | Oliver Boberg | Robert Bothner | Samuel Bourne | Bourne & Shepherd | Josef Breitenbach | Émile Brugsch | Jewgeni Chaldej | Lucien Clergue | Tommaso Cuccioni | Lala Deen Dayal | Maxime du Camp | Harold Edgerton | Walker Evans | Louis Faurer | Allen Frame | Robert Frank | Francis Frith | Vincenzo Galdi | Jean Théophile Geiser | Wilhelm von Gloeden
Lot 4181
Harry Callahan. "...
There is no photography. There is always only the photograph which gazes back at the viewer. Sometimes with a careful, tentative and questioning look; sometimes with a brisk or hasty glance. But it always offers something: an invitation to brief conversations. The viewer always looks, and the photograph, full of curiosity, gazes back. As in 1966, when the German reportage photographer Robert Lebeck took a portrait of the former German chancellor Konrad Adenauer at his 90 th birthday celebration in Bonn. The image, published in the magazine „Kristall”, shows nothing more than the left eye of the aged chancellor. The rest is covered by the portly body of a stranger. But this eye was already enough. The magazine photo engaged the reader in a dialogue. What really moved Adenauer on this winter day, what he saw or...
Hannes Kilian (1909-1999) fait partie des artistes photographes les plus illustres de l’après-guerre. Le regard, qu’il porte sur les conflits du monde qui l’entoure, s’illustre en clair-obscur. Des contrastes nets, un gris parfois omniprésent et une lumière surréelle qui crée une atmosphère incomparable, en particulier la nuit.
Ses motifs captent des éléments en apparence secondaires. Pourtant, ils constituent une documentation unique sur les transformations sociales avant et après la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Europe.
Qu’il s’agisse de l’Exposition Universelle de Paris en 1937, de Stuttgart dévasté par la guerre, du miracle économique allemand ou de clichés exceptionnels de dans...
In his work as a photojournalist, travel and portrait photographer, as well as a photographer for the legendary Stuttgart Ballet, Hannes Kilian has uniquely combined documentary, the human element and artistic validity. With intuition and precision, the technical and aesthetic possibilities of the photographic medium fully utilized, he recognized the expressive motif in the everyday and seemingly random aspects of life. In doing so, Kilian’s view is indeed subjective.
Lighting, angle and image detail mirror his very personal awareness and perception, now and then featuring a turn to the unreal, such as in “Fresswelle” (1956), the panorama of the amply stocked buffet. Over the course of several decades, his pictures tell of German history, life among ruins of war, new beginnings and an economic m...
HIGHLIGHTS
represented by works of
Sibylle Bergemann | Hannes Kilian | Stefan Moses | Beat Presser | Sheila Rock | Louis Stettner | Liselotte Strelow | Karin Székessy | Herbert Tobias
exhibition runs until February 26th, 2010
opening hours: Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm, Saturday 11 am - 4 pm
verlängert bis zum 26. Februar 2011
Öffnungszeiten: Dienstag - Freitag 11-18 Uhr, Samstag 11-16 Uhr
...
In the context of the 4th European Month of Photography Berlin, which is presented for the first time as a themed event, the Kunsthandel Jörg Maaß is pleased to announce the exhibition “Street Photography. Selected Works from Six Decades”.
The exhibition centers around vintage prints which document life on the streets through the decades. This wide overview begins in Europe in the early 1930s with selected black and white photographs from Ilse Bing, Bill Brandt, Brassai, Cartier-Bresson and others.
American Street Photography of the 1940s to the 1970s is represented by works from Harry Callahan, Louis Fauer, Andreas Feininger, Robert Frank, Leon Levinstein, Ray K. Metzker, Erika Stone and Weegee. The exhibition closes with color prints of iconic examples of Street Photography, such as ...
"As a result of the variety of content and the unique personalities of artists the art of portraits appears in many different styles."
Floris M. Neusüss...
Hannes Kilian
(1909-1999)
Concurrent with the first ever major retrospective of Hannes Kilian, presented by Berlin's Martin Gropius Bau, Johanna Breede and Gundel Kilian collaborate to present an exhibition of this photojournalist's seminal work. In honor of his 100th birthday, this exhibition brings together exceptional examples of Kilian's unique, personal, visual reflections, including some previously unpublished images. Kilian conferred his atypical flair for the phenomenon of movement to the heart of his still, photographic images. His subjective way of seeing and his talent to freeze a single moment of fate, in all her extensive complexity, made him one of the most successful photojournalists of the 20th century image.
Kilian began his photographic career solely producing personal work for himself. Later, as...