Online - Photography - Modern Photography Kesting, Edmund Javanese dancer of the Wigman school. Circa 1933/1991. Silver gelatin print on Agfa photographic paper. 40.5 x 30.5 cm. Stamped "Nachlaß Edmund Kesting" and "griffelkunst 1991" verso. - The edges minimally and imperceptibly bumped, somewhat wavy in the upper margin due to the material. Overall in very good condition. For the 264th election (IV. quarter 1991), 264 B6. - Copy of the Griffelkunstvereinigung, Hamburg. Gelatin silver print on Agfa photographic paper. On verso stamped with "Nachlaß Edmund Kesting" and "griffelkunst 1991". - The corners only minimally and barely noticeable bumped, in the upper margin slightly wavy due to material. Altogether very well preserved.

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