Lambda color print, framed in brown shadow gap frame
Germany, 1968; printed later in 2006
Günter Rössler (1926-2012) – German photographer
Signed by the artist on Lumas edition certificate - will be delivered separately
Number 149 of a limited edition of 150
Dimensions: 120 x 121 cm
Very good condition
Günter Rössler established his reputation especially on the field of the artistic nude photography
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This is a photograph by the German photographer Günter Rössler, who is a native from Leipzig. It depicts a female nude running through a forest. The photograph was created in 1968 and can be regarded as a forerunner of his in 1979 initiated, first nude plein-air of the GDR in Höfgen.



Signed on Lumas edition certificate that will be delivered separately. This is number 149 from a limited edition of 150. The photograph is in very good condition. The dimensions are 120 x 121 cm.



Günter Rössler (1926-2012)

Günter Rössler began his artistic education in 1946 as a photo lab technician. From 1947 until 1951 he studied photography at the Academy in Leipzig. He works as a fashion photographer nationally and internationally since 1951. Rössler is one of the founders of action photography. Since, 1972, the artist increasingly concentrated on nude photography. In 1979, he initiated the first nude plein-air of the GDR in Höfgen. In 1981, he became a member of the Verband Bildender Künstler der DDR. He is a co-founder of the model agency VOILÀ!. In 1996, he was named a member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Photographie Cologne and the Bund Bildender Künstler Leipzig. Until his death in 2012 he lived for over 50 years near Leipzig. (tm)

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