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For her clients Marianne Strobl descended into the sewers, crawled into the caves of the Ötscher and - with her camera - she accompanied the construction of the gas plant Vienna-Leopoldau for years. She created multi-faceted portraits of the textile company E. Braun and the deluxe hotel Meißl & Schadn. Her proficiency in “flash photography” helped her to document new buildings such as the Semmeringvilla, furnished with historical pomp, a men’s home or a mental hospital in Trieste. Strobl’s specialization in industrial photography was a practical strategy in order to subsist on the highly competitive market in Vienna around 1900. This self-assured photographer, who did not “hide” in the studio, like many of her professional colleagues, is to be rediscovered.
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Marianne Strobl, "Industrie-Photograph", 1894-1914, Marianne Strobl
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2017
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- Titel
- Marianne Strobl, "Industrie-Photograph", 1894-1914
- Sprache
- Deutsch
- Autor*innen
- Marianne Strobl
- Verlag
- Fotohof edition
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2017
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 154
- ISBN10
- 3902993545
- ISBN13
- 9783902993540
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Sachbücher, Kunst & Kultur, Fotografie
- Beschreibung
- For her clients Marianne Strobl descended into the sewers, crawled into the caves of the Ötscher and - with her camera - she accompanied the construction of the gas plant Vienna-Leopoldau for years. She created multi-faceted portraits of the textile company E. Braun and the deluxe hotel Meißl & Schadn. Her proficiency in “flash photography” helped her to document new buildings such as the Semmeringvilla, furnished with historical pomp, a men’s home or a mental hospital in Trieste. Strobl’s specialization in industrial photography was a practical strategy in order to subsist on the highly competitive market in Vienna around 1900. This self-assured photographer, who did not “hide” in the studio, like many of her professional colleagues, is to be rediscovered.