Scene from Die Fledermaus with Edel von Rothe, premiere at the Düsseldorfer Opernhaus 1954, photographed by Liselotte Strelow
Edel von Rhote in Das Goldfischglas, Düsseldorfer Opernhaus 1954, photographed by Liselotte Strelow
Born in Redel, Pommerania, the farmer's daughter went to Berlin in 1930, where she took photography courses at the Lette-Verein school. In 1932, she learned in the studio of the Jewish photographer Suse Byk, after which she was employed by Kodak (Germany). In 1938, she took over Suse Byk [de]'s studio on Kurfürstendamm[1] The studio as well as most of her photo archive were destroyed in a bombing raid in winter 1944.[2]
Strelow was a member of the Gesellschaft Deutscher Lichtbildner (GDL) and the German Society for Photography (DGPh). A part of her photographic estate - mainly portrait photographs - is in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum Bonn in Bonn, the much larger part of his theatre photography estate is in the Theatermuseum Düsseldorf [de], sooner the "Dumont-Lindemann Archiv".
The photographer died in Hamburg at the age of 73.
Prizesedit
1969: David Octavius Hill-Medaille, vergeben durch die Gesellschaft Deutscher Lichtbildner e.V. (GDL); seit 1988 vergeben durch :die Fotografische Akademie GDL, gemeinsam mit der Stadt Leinfelden-Echterdingen als David Octavius Hill Medaille / Kunstpreis der Stadt Leinfelden-Echterdingen
2019: Liselotte Stresow BILDERGESCHICHTEN, Johanna Breede PHOTOKUNST
Further readingedit
Liselotte Strelow. Das manipulierte Menschenbildnis oder Die Kunst, fotogen zu sein. Econ, Düsseldorf 1961
Liselotte Strelow. Portraits 1933–1972 (Exhibition catalogue, Bonn 1977), edited by Klaus Honnef, Cologne 1977, ISBN3-7927-0344-0
Johanna Wolf-Breede: Liselotte Strelow. Portrait einer Portraitphotographin. Munich 1987, MA - Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich 1987
Liselotte Strelow (1908–1981). Erinnerungen (Exhibition catalogue, Bad Bevensen), edited by Detlef Gosselk and Heide Raschke, with texts by Klaus Honnef and Johanna Wolf-Breede, Lüneburg 1989
^Christiane Kuhlmann [de]: Bewegter Körper - Mechanischer Apparat. Zur medialen Verschränkung von Tanz und Fotografie in den 1920er Jahren an den Beispielen von Charlotte Rudolph, Suse Byk und Lotte Jacobi. Peter Lang, Frankfurt 2003. Diss. Bochum 2001, p. 109
^Liselotte Strelow: Retrospektive 1908-1981. p. 16
liselotte, strelow, september, 1908, september, 1981, german, photographer, contents, life, prizes, exhibitions, further, reading, references, external, linkslife, edit, nbsp, scene, from, fledermaus, with, edel, rothe, premiere, düsseldorfer, opernhaus, 1954,. Liselotte Strelow 11 September 1908 30 September 1981 was a German photographer Contents 1 Life 2 Prizes 3 Exhibitions 4 Further reading 5 References 6 External linksLife edit nbsp Scene from Die Fledermaus with Edel von Rothe premiere at the Dusseldorfer Opernhaus 1954 photographed by Liselotte Strelow nbsp Edel von Rhote in Das Goldfischglas Dusseldorfer Opernhaus 1954 photographed by Liselotte StrelowBorn in Redel Pommerania the farmer s daughter went to Berlin in 1930 where she took photography courses at the Lette Verein school In 1932 she learned in the studio of the Jewish photographer Suse Byk after which she was employed by Kodak Germany In 1938 she took over Suse Byk de s studio on Kurfurstendamm 1 The studio as well as most of her photo archive were destroyed in a bombing raid in winter 1944 2 After fleeing from Pomerania in 1945 she first went to Detmold and in 1950 she opened a studio on Konigsallee in Dusseldorf She specialised in portrait and theatre photography Her pictures in collaboration with Gustaf Grundgens and Elisabeth Flickenschildt soon made her famous After the Deutsche Bundespost chose her portrait of Theodor Heuss as the basis for a series of stamps of the Bundesprasident in 1959 she was able to choose her clients Her portraits of Konrad Adenauer Rudolf Augstein Maria Callas Uwe Johnson and Thomas Mann as well as Ingeborg Bachmann Gottfried Benn Joseph Beuys 3 Lea Steinwasser Jean Cocteau Marlene Dietrich and Hildegard Knef 4 Strelow was a member of the Gesellschaft Deutscher Lichtbildner GDL and the German Society for Photography DGPh A part of her photographic estate mainly portrait photographs is in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum Bonn in Bonn the much larger part of his theatre photography estate is in the Theatermuseum Dusseldorf de sooner the Dumont Lindemann Archiv The photographer died in Hamburg at the age of 73 Prizes edit1969 David Octavius Hill Medaille vergeben durch die Gesellschaft Deutscher Lichtbildner e V GDL seit 1988 vergeben durch die Fotografische Akademie GDL gemeinsam mit der Stadt Leinfelden Echterdingen als David Octavius Hill Medaille Kunstpreis der Stadt Leinfelden Echterdingen 1976 Kulturpreis of the German Society for Photography together with Rosemarie Clausen and Regina Relang Exhibitions edit2008 2009 Rheinisches Landesmuseum Bonn 5 2009 Historisches Museum Frankfurt 2010 Willy Brandt Haus Berlin 2010 Kunsthalle Erfurt 2019 Liselotte Stresow BILDERGESCHICHTEN Johanna Breede PHOTOKUNSTFurther reading editLiselotte Strelow Das manipulierte Menschenbildnis oder Die Kunst fotogen zu sein Econ Dusseldorf 1961 Liselotte Strelow Portraits 1933 1972 Exhibition catalogue Bonn 1977 edited by Klaus Honnef Cologne 1977 ISBN 3 7927 0344 0 Johanna Wolf Breede Liselotte Strelow Portrait einer Portraitphotographin Munich 1987 MA Ludwig Maximilians Universitat Munich 1987 Liselotte Strelow 1908 1981 Erinnerungen Exhibition catalogue Bad Bevensen edited by Detlef Gosselk and Heide Raschke with texts by Klaus Honnef and Johanna Wolf Breede Luneburg 1989 Sidney Darchinger Gesicht als Ereignis Liselotte Strelow Portratphotographie 1939 1974 6 Bonn 1997 Diss Bonn 1994 Liselotte Strelow Momente der Wahrheit Bilder eines Jahrhunderts With a text by Marlene Rytlewski Hinstorff Rostock 2006 ISBN 3 356 01146 4 Liselotte Strelow Retrospektive 1908 1981 Hatje Cantz Ostfildern 2008 ISBN 978 3 7757 2238 4References edit Christiane Kuhlmann de Bewegter Korper Mechanischer Apparat Zur medialen Verschrankung von Tanz und Fotografie in den 1920er Jahren an den Beispielen von Charlotte Rudolph Suse Byk und Lotte Jacobi Peter Lang Frankfurt 2003 Diss Bochum 2001 p 109 Liselotte Strelow Retrospektive 1908 1981 p 16 Liselotte Strelow on ArtNet Liselotte Strelow on Getty Images Liselotte Strelow Retrospektive 1908 1981 PDF 845 kB photo archiv info retrieved 18 January 2021 Gesicht als Ereignis Liselotte Strelow Portratphotographie 1939 1974 on WorldCatExternal links editLiterature by and about Liselotte Strelow in the German National Library catalogue Liselotte Strelow discography at Discogs nbsp www photo archiv info with the famous Theodor Heuss photo Ausfuhrliche biografische Informationen und Arbeiten Frauen Kultur Archiv der Heinrich Heine Universitat Dusseldorf Portals nbsp Visual art nbsp Germany Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Liselotte Strelow amp oldid 1144146272, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
