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THBRenger-Patzsch, Albert Sibirischer Tiger im Dresdner Zoo. Photopostkarte (Vintage, Silbergelatine, rückseitig mit Postkartenaufdruck). 1927. 12,1 x 8,
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By Jeschke Jádi Auctions Berlin GmbH
Jul 30, 2021
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Avantgarde - Neue Sachlichkeit Renger-Patzsch, Albert Sibirischer Tiger im Dresdner Zoo. Photopostkarte (Vintage, Silbergelatine, rückseitig mit Postkartenaufdruck). 1927. 12,1 x 8,4 cm (14,1 x 9 cm). "Typographically signed on the reverse: Renger-Patzsch, Harzburg. - After Albert Renger-Patzsch (1897-1966) broke off his studies of chemistry, which he had begun in Dresden, after a short period of time, the first photographs were taken in the 1920s, inspired by Karl Ernst Osthaus, for a book series planned by the Folkwang-Auriga publishing house entitled ""Die Welt der Pflanze"". From 1926 Renger-Patzsch worked as a freelance photographer. The animal photograph may have been taken during his short time in Dresden. - Described in the lower margin and on the reverse. - Very rare, well preserved." "Rückseitig typographisch signiert: Renger-Patzsch, Harzburg. - Nachdem Albert Renger-Patzsch (1897-1966) sein in Dresden begonnenes Chemiestudium nach kurzer Zeit abgebrochen hatte, entstanden, angeregt durch Karl Ernst Osthaus, in den 1920er Jahren erste Aufnahmen für eine im Folkwang-Auriga-Verlag geplante Buchreihe ""Die Welt der Pflanze"". Ab 1926 arbeitete Renger-Patzsch als freier Fotograf. Die Tier-Aufnahme ist eventuell noch während seiner kurzen Zeit in Dresden entstanden. - Am Unterrand und rückseitig beschrieben. - Sehr selten, gut erhalten."
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