#hugo erfurth

[las-microfisuras]

Hugo Erfurth, Portrait of Otto Dix with Flower, 1929

[love-for-carnation]

Otto Dix, self-portrait, 1912 Otto Dix (1891-1969, German)

Otto Dix with a carnation (photo), 1929 Hugo Erfurth (1874 - 1948)

[davidhudson]

Oskar Schlemmer, September 4, 1888 – April 13, 1943.

1920 photo by Hugo Erfurth.

[weimarhaus]

Hugo Erfurth, The painter Otto Dix instructing a class in figure painting, 1929, gelatin silver print, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

In Dresden, Dix and Erfurth established a close relationship based on artistic interchange, and Dix executed various portraits of Erfurth, his wife and even his dog. In turn, Erfurth immortalized Dix on numerous occasions. Erfurth was a renowned society photographer and a court photographer to the king of Saxony.

[septembergold]

Hugo Erfurth (1874–1948) "Portrait in Landscape" 1903

[joeinct]

Renée Sintenis, Photo by Hugo Erfurth, 1924

[degenerarts]

[mayolfederico]

Paul Klee vs Klee Paul

  Paul Klee, “Versunkenheit”.” (Selbstportrait – Bildnis eines Expressionisten)       Hugo Erfurth, Paul Klee, 1922     ∫   Paul Klee, Confessione creativa. Eptalogo estetico I) L’arte non riproduce ciò che è visibile, ma rende visibile ciò che non sempre lo è. L’essenza della grafia può portare facilmente e con fondatezza all’astrazione. Lo schematismo e il fiabesco del carattere…

[lemuseum]

[victusinveritas]

Wassily Kandinsky's drawings of dancer Gret Palucca, Berlin 1926

Photographed by Hugo Erfurth

[mosertone]

Otto Dix Hugo Erfurth with dog, (detail) 1926

[las-microfisuras]

 Clotilde von Derp-Sacharoff (1928)

Hugo Erfurth

[carloskaplan]

Otto Dix: Hugo Erfurth con can (1926)

[davidhudson]

Otto Dix, December 2, 1891 – July 25, 1969.

1929 portrait by Hugo Erfurth.

[kvetchlandia]

Hugo Erfurth Marc and Bella Rosenfeld Chagall, Paris 1923

“Her silence is mine, her eyes mine. It is as if she knows everything about my childhood, my present, my future, as if she can see right through me; as if she has always watched over me, somewhere next to me, though I saw her for the very first time. I knew this is she, my wife. Her pale colouring, her eyes. How big and round and black they are! They are my eyes, my soul.” Marc Chagall, speaking of Bella

[the-cricket-chirps]

Otto Dix

Portrait of the Photographer Hugo Erfurth with Dog

1926