Background information
"The years of the Weimar Republic between 1918 and 1933 played a unique role in the development of artistic photography and high-quality photojournalism. From Revolution and Republic to Dance and Fashion, from New Vision, Dada and Architecture to Workers' Photography, Technology or Sports, the eventful history of those years enters the picture. In the photography of the Weimar Republic, the reportage was invented - a story told with pictures and only short texts. Photography and text were congenially combined in the search for journalistic truth or what was believed to be truth or what was intended to be truth. Manipulation and agitation experienced an early heyday. Technical innovations of the time made it possible, among other things, to take interior photographs in good quality for the first time from 1924 onwards, thanks to the introduction of a handy 35 mm camera. Using original prints, magazines, postcards and posters, photography of the time is examined from political, social and artistic perspectives.
Content
The catalog volume 'Photography in the Weimar Republic' for the exhibition at the LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn contains photographs by Alfred EISENSTAEDT, Hugo ERFURTH, Hans FINSLER, Hannes Maria FLACH, Lotte JACOBI, Paul W. JOHN, Kurt KRANZ, Werner MANTZ, Martin MUNKACSI Albert RENGER-PATZSCH, Franz ROH, Werner Rohde, Erich SALOMON, August SANDER, Theo SCHAFGANS, Friedrich SEIDENSTÜCKER, Anton STANKOWSKI, Alex STÖCKER, UMBO, YVA, and others." (© Hirmer Verlag, 2019)
About the photographers represented with their works in the catalog volume
- Alfred EISENSTAEDT, Hugo ERFURTH, Hans FINSLER, Hannes-Maria FLACH, Lotte JACOBI, Paul W. JOHN, Kurt KRANZ, Werner MANTZ, Martin MUNKACSI, Albert RENGER-PATZSCH, Franz ROH, Werner ROHDE, Erich SALOMON, August SANDER, Theo SCHAFGANS, Friedrich SEIDENSTÜCKER, Anton STANKOWSKI, Alex STÖCKER, UMBO, YVA, et al.
Photobooks of the photographers represented in the catalog with their works
- Ed(s)/Author(s)
- LVR Landesmuseum Bonn, L. Altringer, J. Bove, A. Komenda, S. Lux, F.Mecklenburg, G.Mölich, M.Schmidt
- Format
- Gebundene Ausgabe ohne Schutzumschlag (wie erschienen), 22 x 27 x 3 cm., 264 S., 268 Farb-Abb., deutasch-sprachiger Text - GERMAN TEXT ONLY!