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Andreas Feininger
Professional People-The Photojournalist, 1951 |
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Photographs |
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| 29 May - 21 June, 2024 |
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| Opening: Tuesday, 28 May, 6 - 9 pm |
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Andreas Feininger
Empire State Building seen from New Jersey, 1940 |
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| In Andreas Feininger's work, photography is more than just the depiction of a view; in his work, it generates a new insight into what is photographed. Lempertz Berlin is dedicating an extensive show to the discoverer of special views and insights, which opens on May 28. The exhibition, which premiered in Cologne at the Lempertz headquarters in March, features pictures from various groups of works and creative phases, providing an overview of Feininger's oeuvre. His works in the familiar style are complemented here by many of his homages to his city of New York as well as surprising views that show how a shell, a bone or a feather can also be seen. Here Feininger shows himself to be a particularly impressive master of light and focus. |
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Andreas Feininger
Untitled (Shadow Man with Clown Face), 1983 |
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While some of his works still reflect the influence of the Bauhaus, where his father Lyonel taught, Andreas Feininger found his own new way of dealing with perspectives and motifs in New York.
All works in the exhibition are for sale. |
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Andreas Feininger
Fulton Fish Market, 1940s |
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