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Pastor’s essay contextualizes the photography department within the larger Bauhaus curriculum
Elfie Semotan
Muybridge’s multi-camera setups of galloping horses and Marey’s single-plate exposures of birds in flight proved that the camera could see split-second mechanics completely invisible to the human eye
Jacobi, Lotte. Lotte Jacobi: Theater & Dance Photographs. Signed Copy such as the rhythmic linesCountryman, 1982. Introduction by Cornell Capa. First edition. Stiff wraps with illustrated dust jacket, 47 pages. [Identified subjects of Jacobi's superb portraits include Anna May Wong, Howard Kreutzberg, Peter Lorre, Rene Clair, Lauritz Melchior, Hans Richter, Emil Jannings, Kurt Weil, Lotte Lenya, Niura Norskaya (Jacobi's best selling photograph), Clair Bauroff, et al. Near fine with small crimp on spine. Lotte Jacobi was a pioneering German