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franz hubmann das cafe hawelka

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franz hubmann das cafe hawelkaDer sterreichische Fotograf Franz Hubmann (19142007) arbeitete ursprnglich als Textiltechniker. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wechselte er in die professionelle Fotografie. 1954 grndete er gemeinsam mit Karl Pawek die legendre Kulturzeitschrift Magnum die Zeitschrift fr das moderne Leben. Der Cartier Bresson sterreichs fotografierte sowohl das alltgliche Leben in Hamburg, Wien, Paris und New York als auch international bekannte Knstler. Knstler: Franz

Der österreichische Fotograf Franz Hubmann (1914–2007) arbeitete ursprünglich als Textiltechniker. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wechselte er in die professionelle Fotografie. 1954 gründete er gemeinsam mit Karl Pawek die legendäre Kulturzeitschrift Magnum – die Zeitschrift für das moderne Leben. Der „Cartier-Bresson Österreichs“ fotografierte sowohl das alltägliche Leben in Hamburg, Wien, Paris und New York als auch international bekannte Künstler. 

Künstler: Franz Hubmann

Titel: Café Hawelka, Wien, 1956 - 1957

Medium: Gelatin Silver Print

Größe mit Passepartout und Rahmung: 50 x 60 cm

Bildmaß: 30,4 x 24,7 cm

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