August Sander

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August Sander was a German photographer renowned for his systematic, documentary-style portraits that aimed to create a typological survey of German society in the early 20th century.

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August Sander canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf documentary photographer
human
photographer
portrait photographer
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Germany
dateOfBirth 1876-11-17
dateOfDeath 1964-04-20
employer Self-employed
ethnicGroup German
familyName Sander
fieldOfWork portraiture
social documentary photography
genre documentary photography
portrait photography
givenName August
hasPart portfolio Classes and Professions
portfolio Farmers
portfolio Skilled Tradesmen
portfolio The City
portfolio The Last People
portfolio The Woman
hasPhotographicSeries People of the 20th Century
influenced Bernd Becher
Candida Höfer
Hilla Becher
Rineke Dijkstra
Thomas Ruff
influencedBy New Objectivity
pictorialism
knownFor documentary-style portraiture
survey of German society in the early 20th century
systematic typological portraits
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement New Objectivity
name August Sander
notableFor creating a typological archive of German people by profession and class
notableWork Antlitz der Zeit
People of the 20th Century
occupation photographer
placeOfBirth German Empire
Herdorf
Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
placeOfDeath Cologne
West Germany
residence Cologne
sexOrGender male
subjectOf retrospective exhibitions at J. Paul Getty Museum
retrospective exhibitions at Museum of Modern Art
workLocation Cologne

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New Objectivity notablePhotographer August Sander
August Sander name August Sander