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

Untitled by Oriol Maspons

Oriol Maspons :: Sense títol, nd. Gelatinobromur de plata sobre paper baritat. | src MNAC ~ Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
Untitled (probably a fashion shot) by Oriol Maspons (detail)

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

Leslie Gill :: Studio Window, West 56th Street, NYC, ca. 1938 / src: The Guardian. In the early years, the presence of windows in photographs was driven by necessity: photography in its infancy required great amounts of light, and windows obliged. This history may have mattered little to Leslie Gill when he created this tightly framed masterpiece, which looks almost as if someone has opened up a panel in one of Piet Mondrian’s canvases to discover the real world hidden behind it. Courtesy Robert Mann Gallery.