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Heidersberger, Heinrich Rhythmograms. 1950s. 4 vintage gelatin silver prints (3 ferrotyped, 1 on Agfa paper, and 1 on Agfa-Portriga-Rapid paper). 3 measuring approximately 24 x 18 cm and one measuring 23.8 x 30.2 cm. Each is signed by the photographer in pencil, with the photographer’s stamp and archive number in pencil on the reverse. The German photographer Heinrich Heidersberger is best known for his architectural and industrial images, which helped shape the visual language of postwar modernism in West Germany. His work is characterized by precise, graphic compositions and a strong sense of form, while his experimental pieces—most notably his abstract “rhythmograms,” such as the ones offered here—reveal a parallel interest in movement and light. – Minimal nicks along the edges; one print has a handling crease, some surface scratches, and scuff marks; otherwise, all are in good condition.
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