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Carl StrüweGerman Photographer · 1898–1988
All works by this person →Originally a graphic artist, Carl Strüwe taught himself photography. His commercial design work led him to advertising and publicity photography. Early on, he experimented with microphotographs, which first garnered attention in the world press in 1935. "It would be good for photography, as well as for science, to find a synthesis combining learned expression with the graphic and photographic disc
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- 1936
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
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- German
- Department
- Photographs
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- Getty Museum
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