Lambda Print, mounted in a frame with shadow gab
Germany, 1969, printed in 2004
Floris Michael Neusüss (b. 1937) - German photographer and professor
Verso signed on a label ‘F. Neusüss’ and numbered “3/75”
Overall dimensions, framed: 184 x 54.5 cm
Sheet dimensions: 180 x 50 cm
Very good condition
Provenance: Private collection, Berlin
Photographs by the internationally renowned photographer Floris Michael Neusüss fetch up to 41,000 Euros on the international auction market

This photography by Floris Michael Neusüss (born 1937) was taken in 1969. This lambda print from 2004 is a ‘nudogram’, a kind of a photogram that was developed by Neusüss himself. Shown is a white silhouette of a female nude on a black background.



The work is in very good condition with only a minimal notch upper left and a small spot in the lower center. The photograph is mounted in a frame. On the back a label shows the signature ‘F. Neusüss’ as well as the numbering of the edition ‘3/75’. The total dimensions are 184 x 54.5 cm and the print has a size of 180 x 50 cm.



Floris Michael Neusüss (b. 1937)

Floris Michael Neusüss is a photographer, who studied at the art school in Wuppertal and at the Bavarian Stately School for photography in Munich. He graduated 1960 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin. Neusüss held the chair of photography at the Art Academy in Kassel between 1972 to 2002 and founded in 1972 the ‘Fotoforum Kassel’. He also developed in the 1970s the Nudogramm, which shows the silhouettes of models and is a special development of the photogram.

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