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norcaltransplant

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@ the Metropolitan Museum of Art Great examples of 1930s portraiture and wonderful style from a lost era.
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Where might one be able to find other works?
 

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I like Helmut Newton, Guy Bourdin, Diane Arbus, and Nan Goldin.

However August Sander captured Imperial, and Weimar Germany quite well.
 

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@ the Metropolitan Museum of Art Great examples of 1930s portraiture and wonderful style from a lost era.
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I dunno Norcal. I am waiting for his and the dogs head to pop off and bounce around or the dog to morph into a duck with a hat, ... I guess its what I am used to from you
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(I know that people will see this and not having seen previous avatars think I am wierd (and I am) but oh well...) JJF
 

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Labelking, what do you think of ellen von unwerth, the female but heir apparent to helmut newton?

sheila metzner is underrated along with duane michals, ross bleckner and kurt markus
 

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Labelking, what do you think of ellen von unwerth, the female but heir apparent to helmut newton?

sheila metzner is underrated along with duane michals, ross bleckner and kurt markus
I find her work to bear resemblances to Newton's however it is less deprave, and dark. There is almost a sense of whimsy one could say with a play on the brothel settings, etc.

It seems to me that the apparent mood of Newton cannot be equalled considering his past which translates into his work of sado-masochism, decadence, and such. Rather reminiscent of Liliana Cavani's "The Night Porter."

Her work just doesn't to have that edge.
 

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