Tag: half nude

Nude by Fleckenstein

Louis Fleckenstein :: Louis Fleckenstein [Female Nude Seated on Bed] 1895-1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: Louis Fleckenstein [Female Nude Seated on Bed] 1895-1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Half Nude Reclining on Bed]; 1895–1943. Toned gelatin silver print. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Half Nude Reclining on Bed]; 1895–1943. Toned gelatin silver print. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum

Dancing in nature, ca. 1927

Paul Jsenfels :: Nude dancer, ca. 1927. Photographed at the Herion Dance School in Stuttgart, Germany. | src and hi-res liveauctioneers
Paul Jsenfels :: Nude dancer, ca. 1927. Photographed at the Herion Dance School in Stuttgart, Germany. | src and hi-res liveauctioneers
Paul Jsenfels :: Dancer, Stuttgart Dance School, 1927. Photoengraving. | src and hi-res liveauctioneers
Paul Jsenfels :: Dancer, Stuttgart Dance School, 1927. Photoengraving. | src and hi-res liveauctioneers

Nude Studies by J. de Mirjian

John de Mirjian ~ Nude Study from a signed set of 4. New York City, 1920s. | src eBay
John de Mirjian ~ Nude Study from a signed set of 4. New York City, 1920s. | src eBay
John de Mirjian ~ Nude Study from a signed set of 4. New York City, 1920s. | src eBay
John de Mirjian ~ Nude Study from a signed set of 4. New York City, 1920s. | src eBay

Bronia Perlmutter by Man Ray

Man Ray :: Untitled. Brogna Perlmutter (Bronia Perlmutter), Paris, 1924 | src NGA [National Gallery of Australia]

On December 1924 Francis Picabia asked Bronia to participate in a production, Ciné Sketch, that he and René Clair were putting on after the ballet on New Year’s Eve. Bronia agreed, and she and Marcel Duchamp appeared nude—Duchamp did have a strategically placed fig leaf—in a living tabloid of Lucas Cranach’s Adam and Eve, which Man Ray photographed. This photograph most probably belongs to that series.

Rigmor Rasmussen in Der Zug nach dem Westen

Atelier Balázs ~ Rigmor Rasmussen in the revue ‘Der Zug nach dem Westen’ (The Train to the West), Berlin, 1926 | src getty images