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Get the Classic #5 # 05 THE SPRING 2021 CLASSICA free magazine about classic photography In this issue MOHOLY-NAGY FOUNDATION THE HUNGARIAN NEO-AVANT-GARDE Photography at THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART PAUL MESSIER - Conservation of Photographs 1 PHOTOGRAPHY IN COLOGNE DAVID ATTIE: Visual Communication March – May 2021 Bauhaus Mask, c. 1928. Vintage gelatin silver print, 23.3 x 17.4 cm Bauhaus Mask, print, gelatin silver Vintage c. 1928. x 17.4 23.3 T. Feininger Lux Beim Auktionstitel bitte noch ergänzen: Photography (incl. Bauhaus Photography from an Important European Collection) Eine bessere Bilddatei kommt. Michael Diemar braucht die gesetzte Anzeige bis spätestens 2. 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