#art, Important Women Artists…

(Photo National Portrait Gallery)

Berenice Abbott was an American photographer born in Ohio in 1898…

She started her studies at Ohio State University, then in 1918 she relocated to Manhattan and started studying painting and sculpture. In 1921 she went to Paris to continue with her studies and studied sculpture with Emile Bourdelle. Bourdelle, French sculptor, was a student of Rodin, and a teacher to Giacometti and Matisse. He was a vanguard artist and a major proponent of Art Deco and an important part of the Belle Époque movement…

In France she met Man Ray and became his assistant. She then began to develop her art and started taking portraits of other artists…

Man Ray was an American photographer born in Philadelphia in 1890 but spent most of his life in Paris. He is renowned as a fashion photographer and for the many portraits he took of famous people…

But we are focusing on Berenice Abbott and you can see many of her incredibly delicious photographs that I have placed in this video. Don’t miss it!

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Cheers…

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  1. Avatar de macalder02 macalder02 dice:

    Otra pionera de la fotografía que uno no tiene la menor idea de su existencia y por lo menos ahora, y gracias a tu vídeo, podemos ver y apreciar, la calidad de sus fotografías. Un buen trabajo Francisco en esto de divulgar a artistas pocos conocidas. Un gran abrazo

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    1. Lo has dicho perfectamente y precisamente amigo Manuel, te lo agradezco. Un fuerte abrazo.

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      1. Avatar de macalder02 macalder02 dice:

        Igual para ti Francisco.

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  2. Avatar de Easymalc Easymalc dice:

    It doesn’t matter to me one jot whether the photographer is male or female, but these are brilliant photographs at a time when New York was showing the world what it was all about – and all this was done with gear that was cumbersome to say the least

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    1. Well, you being a photographer would know, and you are right, but the problem is that many of these women photographers were left forgotten, only because they were women. So it is important to bring them out again to the public light. Thank you so much Malc and happy weekend to you!

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