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Ellen Auerbach und Lea Grundig in Palästina 1933-1948

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Ellen Auerbach und Lea Grundig in Palästina 1933-1948Die Ausstellung im Museum Eberswalde und das begleitende Katalogbuch stellen die Lebenswege der Fotografin Ellen Auerbach (1906 2004), die in den spten 1920er Jahren das renommierte Berliner Studio ringl+pit mitbegrndete, und der in Dresden gebrtigen Grafikerin Lea Grundig (1906 1977) einander gegenber. Beide waren aufgrund ihrer jdischen Herkunft gezwungen, Deutschland in der NS Zeit zu verlassen und in Palstina Zuflucht zu suchen. Beiden ist

Die Ausstellung im Museum Eberswalde und das begleitende Katalogbuch stellen die Lebenswege der Fotografin Ellen Auerbach (1906-2004), die in den späten 1920er Jahren das renommierte Berliner Studio ringl+pit mitbegründete, und der in Dresden gebürtigen Grafikerin Lea Grundig (1906-1977) einander gegenüber. Beide waren aufgrund ihrer jüdischen Herkunft gezwungen, Deutschland in der NS-Zeit zu verlassen und in Palästina Zuflucht zu suchen. Beiden ist gemeinsam, dass sie Palästina in den späten 1940er Jahren wieder verlassen haben. Ellen Auerbach fand in den USA, Lea Grundig in der DDR ihre letzte Heimat. Das Buch präsentiert 60 teilweise erstmals von den Negativen abgezogene Schwarzweiß-Fotografien aus Palästina von Ellen Auerbach. Die Fotografie wurde für sie zum entscheidenden Medium, das es ihr ermöglichte, mit der fremden Umgebung Kontakt aufzunehmen und sie fotografierend zu begreifen. Lea Grundig kam erst 1940 nach einer abenteuerlichen Flucht nach Haifa. Mit ihren noch weitgehend unbekannten Zeichnungen aus Palästina hat sie sich in den acht Jahren Exil das fremde Land und seine Menschen, Einheimische und Flüchtlinge aus aller Welt, in eindringlichen Portraits und Landschaften erschlossen. Israelische und deutsche Forscherinnen zeichnen auf der Basis neuer Quellen erstmals ein lebendiges Bild ihrer vielfältigen Aktivitäten während ihres Aufenthalts dort. Eckhart J. Gillen (geb. 1947) ist Kunsthistoriker und Ausstellungskurator in Berlin. Bei Schirmer/Mosel hat er bereits zwei Bücher über den Künstler R. B. Kitaj herausgegeben, u. a. dessen Bekenntnisse eines alten jüdischen Malers (2017).

EAN: 9783829610360
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2025
Autoren: Auerbach, Ellen & Grundig, Lea
Redaktion: Gillen, Eckhart J.
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 240
Abbildungen: 130 Farbtafeln, 40 Abbildungen
Keyword: Exilkunst; Grafik; Photographie
Fachschema: Farbfotografie~Fotografie~Photo~Photographie
Fachkategorie: Kunst: allgemeine Themen
Länge: 215 mm
Breite: 250 mm
Höhe: 23 mm
Gewicht: 1184 gr
Produktform: Gebunden
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