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 CDROM VERSION POSTER STORE ABBOTT ANSEL ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS ALVAREZ BRAVO ATGET BELLOCQ BLOSSFELDT BOURKE-WHITE BRANDT BRASSAÏ CALLAHAN CAMERON COBURN CUNNINGHAM DeCARAVA DOISNEAU EGGLESTON EVANS FENTON FRIEDLANDER GOWIN GUTMANN HILL&ADAMSON HINE KARSH KERTÉSZ KLEIN KOUDELKA LANGE LARTIGUE LAUGHLIN LEVITT MAPPLETHORPE MEATYARD MEYEROWITZ MODEL MODOTTI MUYBRIDGE NADAR NEWMAN O'SULLIVAN OUTERBRIDGE PARKS PENN RIIS RODCHENKO SALGADO SHERMAN SHORE SMITH SOMMER STEICHEN STIEGLITZ STRAND TALBOT UELSMANN WALDMAN WATKINS WESTON WHITE WINOGRAND WOLLEH |
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Blossfeldt, Karl Karl Blossfeldt (1865 – 1932) was a German photographer, sculptor, and teacher. The 1928 publication of Urformen der Kunst (Archetypes of Art), a stunning collection of extreme closeup photos of plants, earned Blossfeldt a place as a pioneer in the New Objectivity art movement. This was followed up with Wundergarten Der Natur (Magical Garden of Nature), which was published in the year he died, 1932. His works focused on the beauty of nature. He chose to use the organic forms of the earth to contrast against stark backgrounds so that the shapes he created focused on the small detail of nature, making it the main focus of the image and to show these natural compositions on scales as small as ornamental ironwork and as large as the shapes of entire buildings.
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