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SCHEEL, ERNST (1903-1986) "Schiffmaste."
SCHEEL, ERNST (1903-1986)
"Schiffmaste." Oversize silver print, 22x16 inches (55.9x40.6 cm.), with Scheel's typed name, title and "Hamburg," on a caption label on mount recto. Circa 1930
"Schiffmaste." Oversize silver print, 22x16 inches (55.9x40.6 cm.), with Scheel's typed name, title and "Hamburg," on a caption label on mount recto. Circa 1930
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Notes: Sotheby's London; by agent to C. W. Sahlman.
Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity or New Dispassion) photographer Ernst Sheel and his German contemporaries, Albert Renger-Patzsch, August Sander and Werner Mantz, pioneered a style in which precise depiction, devoid of emotional content, characterized the new visual language. The idiom was popular among European and American artists between the wars. - Condition: All items are offered for sale subject to Swann Galleries' standard terms and conditions of sale, which are published in our catalogues.
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