Wols Photographs
German-French artist Wols (Wolfgang Schulze -- 1913-1915) rose to fame in the post- 1945 Euopean art scene as the founder of Informel (or 'gestural abstraction') painting. His photography has previously been presented as studies for his art. Here they are presented as seminal works on their own. The portraits, fashion photographs, still lifes are accompanied by an essay on various printings, bibliography and translation of The Photography of Wolfgang Schultz, a 1932 text by Dutch cultural critic, H. van Loon. (Harvard University Art Museums)
103 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1999 by Yale University Press · ISBN 9780300092660
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2 editions
English
- Wols Photographs · Yale University Press · 1999 · ISBN 9780300092660 This page
- Wols Photographs · Busch-Reisinger Museum · 1999 · ISBN 9781891771040
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