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Architecture Photographers: Emil Leitner (1887–1953) and A. Dittmer. Selected images of marble and stonework incorporated into commercial buildings in Berlin and Hamburg. 1900–1920s. 12 large-format platinum prints. Various sizes ranging from approximately 39 x 29 cm to 20.5 x 26.5 cm. Some feature the photographer’s blindstamp in the lower corners. This collection documents the use of stone and marble in major commercial and civic architecture in Berlin and Hamburg. It includes the atriums of the Hermann Tietz department stores at Alexanderplatz, Leipziger Straße/Dönhoffplatz, and Hamburg’s Jungfernstieg, as well as the Bavariahaus, Berlin storefronts, and the Inselbrücke, built of Franconian shell limestone. – A few photos show oxidation and mirroring along the edges; otherwise, they are in very good condition.
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