Tag: female nude, nu féminin, weiblicher Akt, nudo femminile, desnudo femenino, nu femení

Gieb acht, mein lieber Jägermann

Gerhard Riebicke :: Gieb acht, mein lieber Jägermann, 13-10-1934.
Caption reads: “Be careful, my dear Jägersmann (Hunter man),
That woman can hurt you badly
Her arrow bears embers and fire!”

Riebicke was a sports photographer from Berlin known especially from the nudes from the film “Wege zu Kraft und Schönheit” (1925). In 1940 large parts of his archives were destroyed during a bombing. Vintage Riebicke prints have become very rare. He was the most important sport, dance and nudism (FKK – Freikorperkultur) photographer in Germany between 1925 and 1935. His images were widely printed in Germany as well internationally in magazines, newspapers and books. | src anamorfose (broken link)

Hori · Shadowland · 1920s

Ichiro E. Hori ~ Figure Study. Shadowland magazine, October 1921 | src internet archive
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Figure Study. Shadowland magazine, October 1921 (Full page)
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Laurent Novikoff in costume for the Ziegfeld Follies. Shadowland magazine, September 1922

Caption reads : Laurent Novikoff / A vivid personality lends much to the interpretative quality of his subtle art

Ichiro E. Hori ~ Laurent Novikoff in costume for the Ziegfeld Follies. Shadowland magazine, September 1922 | src internet archive
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Figure Study. Shadowland magazine, January 1922
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Figure Study. Shadowland magazine, Januray 1922. Full page | src internet archive
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Roshanara. Shadowland magazine, October 1921 | src internet archive
Ichiro E. Hori ~ Roshanara. Shadowland magazine, October 1921 (Full page)

Caption reads : Roshanara / The gifted British dancer whose work vibrates with the mysticism and color of India and Burma

Ichiro E. Hori ~ Roshanara. A new camera study. Shadowland magazine, January 1922 | src internet archive

Caption reads : Roshanara / A new camera study of the brilliant young interpreter of native Burmese and Indian dances

Ichiro E. Hori ~ Roshanara. Shadowland magazine, January 1922 | src internet archive