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1991
Werner Hannappel
Photography
Black and white photographs on albucon
Hannapel's bitter and desolate panoramas reveal a network of fine and essential signs hidden in the natural elements.
These photographs bring out the signal-like and graphic impact of nature, reinforced by the use of black and white and the omission of any anecdotes.
Hannapel's bitter and desolate panoramas reveal a network of fine and essential signs hidden in the natural elements.
These photographs bring out the signal-like and graphic impact of nature, reinforced by the use of black and white and the omission of any anecdotes.
Werner Hannappel
Germany
Born in 1946
German photographer, born in Essen in 1946.
Hannappel worked a lot in France for the DATAR photographic mission, but preferred the landscapes of the more northern countries. These bitter and desolate panoramas reveal a network of fine and essential signs hidden in the natural elements.
His photos bring out the signal-like and graphic impact of nature, reinforced by the use of black and white and the omission of any anecdotes.
National Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Zurich Kunsthaus, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Art and Craft Museum, Hamburg, Museum of Photography in Munich, Museum of Photography in Stockholm, Polaroid Collection in Cambridge (USA), Lebmbruck Museum in Duisburg.
Hannappel worked a lot in France for the DATAR photographic mission, but preferred the landscapes of the more northern countries. These bitter and desolate panoramas reveal a network of fine and essential signs hidden in the natural elements.
His photos bring out the signal-like and graphic impact of nature, reinforced by the use of black and white and the omission of any anecdotes.
National Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Zurich Kunsthaus, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Art and Craft Museum, Hamburg, Museum of Photography in Munich, Museum of Photography in Stockholm, Polaroid Collection in Cambridge (USA), Lebmbruck Museum in Duisburg.
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Werner Hannappel
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