Gerhard Riebicke

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Gerhard Riebicke (born February 6, 1878 in Lausitz , † 1957 in Berlin ) was a German photographer .

Life

Riebicke spent his childhood in Switzerland. He studied in Tübingen, worked as a private tutor in Posen, and learned the technique of photography himself. In 1909 he was a press photographer in Berlin. Gradually the focus of his work shifted to sports and nudist photography (ball games, jumps, dance or bathing scenes).

As a friend of Adolf Koch , he documented his school for physical education and nude culture. Even the Laban School of Hertha Feist and other dance and gymnastics schools Hedwig Hagemann , Berte Trümpi , Mary Wigman he maintained as a chronicler of the reform movement contacts. He was represented with several examples in Hans Surén's “Man and the Sun”, 1924. After 1933 he concentrated on sports photography.

literature

  • F. Roh u. J. Tschichold, photo eye , 1929.
  • Short biography of the journalist Gerhard Riebicke. I Journalist, 7 (1957), 4, p. 24.
  • M. Koehler et al. G. Barche (ed.), The nude photo , exhib.cat. Stadtmus. Munich 1985.
  • M. Andritzky et al. Th. Rautenberg (ed.), We are naked u. call us you , 1989.
  • UE Ziegler u. U. Scheid, Naked Among Naked , 1990.
  • HM. Koetzle et al. U. Scheid, 1000 Nudes , 1994.
  • GR, photographs , exhibition cat. Gal. B. Niemann Berlin 2000.
  • J. Krichbaum, Lex. D. Photographers , 1981.
  • HM. Koetzle, Das Lex. D. Photographers, 1900 to today , 2002.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ German biography: Gerhard Riebicke.
  2. ^ Rudolf Vierhaus, German Biographical Encyclopedia (DBE)