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max scheler confrontation saarbrucken 1952 colour British photographer David Parker uses

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British photographer David Parker uses nature as a setting for the personal exploration of new mythical

Image size: 11

specially made Mansonia wooden frame 29'' x 35'' with 3mm Optiwhite anti-reflective glass

Riboud created an icon of photography with the photo of the “Peintre de Tour Eiffel”

Künstler: Terence Donovan

max scheler confrontation saarbrucken 1952 colour British photographer David Parker usesMax Scheler (1928 2003) was the son of the philosopher of the same name. He studied art history and German in Munich and also worked as a photographer and assisted Herbert List on joint trips through Italy, Spain and Greece. In the 1950s he lived in Rome and worked as a freelance photojournalist in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Asia for magazines such as Picture Post, Look, Life, Paris Match and Mnchener Illustrierte. In 1959 he moved to

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