A lingering and revealing exhibition of works by German photographer August Sander runs until July 28. These photographs were mostly taken during the inter-war years (Weimar Germany) his homeland.
Each photograph is without artifice or distraction. More often than not the subject looks directly into the camera.
Today I visited the show and read all sorts of temperaments and appetites in these pictures; provocation, resignation, respect and compassion.
Each picture (and its subject) begs questions.
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| Begging Questions |
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| Demanding attention |
https://www.hauserwirth.com/hauser-wirth-exhibitions/14504-august-sander-men-without-masks
If you can please go
Hauser & Wirth
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London W1S 2ET
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