Kathleen Wilke :: unknown title, probably from ‘Immerse’ series, 2010′s / src: blog-di-fotografia
Author: un regard oblique
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Max Baur :: Tulips, another sublime photography of flowers from the 1930′s. / src: The English Group
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Karl Blossfeldt (1865-1932) was a German instructor of sculpture and a self-taught photographer, who used his photographs of plant studies to educate his students about design elements in nature.
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“The plant never lapses into mere arid functionalism; it fashions and shapes according to logic and suitability, and with its primeval force compels everything to attain the highest artistic form.” source: TEG
Don McCullin ::
At a Café in Finsbury Park, London, 1958
Frank Brangwyn :: Study for The British Empire Panels, 1925. Silver gelatin print, ink grid on recto and sketch on verso. / src: The English Group
Frank Brangwyn :: Study for The British Empire Panels, 1925. Silver gelatin print. Frank Brangwyn was a printmaker, illustrator, furniture designer and world renowned muralist.
Brangwyn used photography as a primary aid in the execution of his elaborate allegorical murals. The Paul Cava collection of Brangwyn photographs is the largest of it’s kind in private hands. source
