Tag: german postcard

Erna Morena, 1910s-1920s

Karl Schenker :: Silent era actress Erna Morena (1885-1962). German postcard. Film Sterne Series by Rotophot, nº 79/2. Photo: Karl Schenker, Berlin / P.A.G. Union. | src Flickr
Silent era actress Erna Morena (1885-1962). German postcard by Photochemie, nº K 1741. Photo: Alex Binder, Berlin. | src Flickr
Erna Morena. German postcard by Ross Verlag, nº 1060/2, 1927-1928. Photo: Atelier Balázs, Berlin. Collection Didier Hanson. | src Flickr

Erna Morena · Portrait mit Hut

Atelier Binder :: Schauspielerin Erna Morena, Portrait mit Hut. Photochemie, nº K. 1739. Photo: Alex Binder, Berlin. | src Flickr
Atelier Binder :: Schauspielerin Erna Morena, Portrait mit Hut. Photochemie nº K 1738 (Postkarte). | German silent era actress Erna Morena. Portrait with hat. German postcard by Photochemie, Berlin, nº K. 1738. (A. Binder) | src Flickr

Ernestine Maria Fuchs, 1916

Schauspielerin Erna Morena, 1916. Film Sterne Postkarte nº 79/8. Nach einem photogr. Bildnis von Karl Schenker, Berlin. | src License
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Karl Schenker :: Actress Erna Morena (b. Ernestine Maria Fuchs in 1885), card by Film Sterne 79/8 (Berlin). | src Virtual History
Karl Schenker (1886–1954) :: Schauspielerin Erna Morena, 1916. Bromsilberdruck. | src MK&G ~ Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe

Erna Morena Postkarten

Karl Schenker :: Bildnis-Photographie. Erna Morena (1885-1962), born Ernestine Maria Fuchs. Signed 1914. | src Deutsche Kunst un Dekoration 1915-1916
Karl Schenker :: German silent era actress Erna Morena (1885-1962), born Ernestine Maria Fuchs. German postcard. Messter-Film, nº 10. Photo: Karl Schenker, signed 1914. | src Flickr
Atelier Binder :: Erna Morena. Photochemie (Berlin) Postkarte nº K 151. Bildnis von A. Binder, Berlin. | src Performing Arts
Hanns Holdt (München) :: German silent era actress Erna Morena. German postcard by Photochemie, Berlin, nº K. 1697. Collection Didier Hanson. Probably 1910s. | src Flickr

Schalk ~ Scoundrel, 1920s

Mario von Bucovich (Atelier Karl Schenker) :: Niddy Impekoven. “Schalk” (Scoundrel). In Der künstlerische Tanz unserer Zeit by Hermann and Marianne Aubel. Leipzig: K.R. Langewiesche, 1928. | src Crossett Library
Karl Schenker :: Niddy Impekoven. “Schalk”. Ross Verlag postcard, series 381/3. | src Photographies pour Tous
Karl Schenker :: Niddy Impekoven. “Schalk”. Ross Verlag postcard, series 381/2. | src Photographies pour Tous
Karl Schenker :: Niddy Impekoven as “Schalk”. Original photograph designed as a postcard, 1920′s. In the border: publisher: “Ross”, Berlin. Publisher’s series No. 381/2. | src Zvab

Valeska Gert, 1918

Atelier Leopold :: Valeska Gert, 1918. German card (Munich). Collection: Didier Hanson. | src Flickr
“Jewish cabaret artist Waleska Gert (1892-1978) and her dark, aquiline features became famous in Berlin with her radical modern dances. She was also active as an artists’ model and appeared in several classics of the Weimar cinema. After a comeback in Fellini’s Giulietta degli spiriti / Juliet of the Spirits (1965), she worked with the film makers of the New German Cinema of the 1970s.” (quoted from source)