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Liselotte Strelow, 1908–1981 Oscar Fritz Schuh, 1955, vintage print One of the most prominent and groundbreaking photographic portraits of the postwar period; Oscar Fritz Schuh was a dramaturg, director, and artistic director Reproduced in: *Das Deutsche Lichtbild* 1961, p. 163. L. Strelow, *Das manipulierte Menschenbildnis*, Düsseldorf 1961, no. 145. K. Honnef, Liselotte Strelow, Portraits 1933–1972, Bonn 1977, p. 111. Highlights of Photography: 30 Years of photokina Exhibitions, Cologne 1980, p. 105. The Otto Steinert Collection, Essen 1981, p. 135. R. and L.F. Gruber, The Imaginary Photo Museum, Cologne 1981, no. 343. Profiles of the Times: 30 Years of the DGPh Culture Prize, Cologne 1988, p. 127. 20th-Century Photography, Museum Ludwig, Cologne 1996, p. 691. German Photography: The Power of a Medium, Bonn 1997, p. 370. M. Heiting (ed.), Between Science and Art, Göttingen 2001, p. 113. N. Gernsheim, Pioneers of the History of Photography, (Ostfildern-Ruit) 2003, p. 307. Gruber Collection, (Cologne, n.d.), p. 398 23.5 × 18 cm
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