November 9, 2007, 9:02 pm
Filed under: Arts, life, photography | Tags: august sander, BBC, BBC4, Germanic, germany, history of photography, portraits, Portraiture, war, war photography, World War 2, WWII
Filed under: Arts, life, photography | Tags: august sander, BBC, BBC4, Germanic, germany, history of photography, portraits, Portraiture, war, war photography, World War 2, WWII
BBC4 is running an unbelievably good series on the history of photography called “the Genius of Photography”.
It is unmissable.
And this week one of the featured photographers was new to me (I’m ashamed to say)
Nevertheless he is wonderful and I’d like to share his work with you.
A German called August Sander who shot some of the most stunning portraits of the inter-war years.
Here are just a few.
This man is focussed.
Ditto.
I love the humour in this shot.
I believe this is the seminal Sander shot and I can see why…
And so is this…
I found this and love it…
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Thanks for the heads up!
Comment by Beyond Megapixels November 9, 2007 @ 9:29 pm[...] You can read the rest of this blog post by going to the original source, here [...]
Pingback by » The Genius of Photography November 10, 2007 @ 2:25 pmit’s been an excellent series
particularly enjoyed the rodchenko (?…can’t be arsed checking the spelling) stuff from stalinist russia
and the sander shots are legendary
Comment by kennethfowler November 10, 2007 @ 8:38 pm