
Lotte Beese
German Photographer · 1903–1988
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Lotte Beese studied weaving, architecture, and photography at the Bauhaus school, where she worked with Josef Albers, Wassily Kandinsky, and Paul Klee, among others. She made photographs only briefly, from 1926 until 1928. For most of her professional life, Beese worked as an architect in Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, and Amsterdam, where she established an office in 1935. She later worked as
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Albert Braun mit Spiegel
Getty Museum · negative about 1928; print 1984
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Portrait of H. Meyer
Getty Museum · about 1928
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[Self-Portrait]
Getty Museum · 1927
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[Students on a Balcony, Bauhaus, Dessau]
Getty Museum · about 1927–1928
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