Silver gelatine print mounted on wooden panel;
4,4 x 2,7 in inch
Cardboard box probably from the time of Gustav Klimt. Stored in a glass and wooden box.
Cardboard box probably from the time of Gustav Klimt. Stored in a glass and wooden box.
Moriz Nähr (1859-1945), who had an inspiring artistic friendship with Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), was regarded as THE innovator of photography in ‘Vienna 1900’. His oeuvre includes portraits, views of the city and nature as well as architectural and interior views of innovative exhibition scenes. His most famous photographs are those of Gustav Klimt and his Viennese studios, whose documentary character allows intimate insights into the painter's world. The House of Habsburg, the Wittgenstein family and the Vienna Secession were also among Nähr's clients. (moriz-naehr.com)
