Adolf Fassbender, 1884-1980
Title: Sentinels
Ref.#: 1
Medium: Vintage Photogravure
Mount: unmounted
Print Date: 1937
Photo Date: 1937
Dimensions: 10 15/16 x 7 7/8 in.
Photo Country: Unknown
Photographer Country: Germany
Description:
Price: $650.00
Adolf Fassbender, 1884-1980
Title: Snow Caps, NYC
Ref.#: 1
Medium: Vintage Photogravure
Mount: unmounted
Print Date: 1936
Photo Date: 1937
Dimensions: 7 1/2 x 10 3/8 in.
Photo Country: USA
Photographer Country: Germany
Description: Signature stamp, verso. Full margins.
Price: $650.00
Adolf Fassbender, 1884-1980
Title: Doomed
Ref.#: 1
Medium: Vintage Photogravure
Mount: unmounted
Print Date: 1937
Photo Date: 1937
Dimensions: 8 3/16 x 10 1/2 in.
Photo Country: Unknown
Photographer Country: Germany
Description:
Price: $650.00
Adolf Fassbender, 1884-1980
Title: Budding Contenders
Ref.#: 1
Medium: Vintage Photogravure
Mount: unmounted
Print Date: 1937
Photo Date: 1937
Dimensions: 8 3/16 x 10 1/2 in.
Photo Country: USA
Photographer Country: Germany
Description: Signature stamp, verso. Full margins.
Price: $650.00
Adolf Fassbender, 1884-1980
Title: Figure 8, Winter in Central Park, NYC
Ref.#: 1
Medium: Vintage Photogravure
Mount: unmounted
Print Date: 1937
Photo Date: 1937
Dimensions: 11 1/16 x 8 1/8 in.
Photo Country: USA
Photographer Country: Germany
Description: Signature stamp, verso. Full margins.
Price: $800.00
Adolph Fassbender (1884-1980)
Adolph "Papa" Fassbender, born in Cologne, Germany, began his photographic career in 1897 as an apprentice. He moved to the United States in 1912 and worked for the Selby Sisters Studio and then for Pirie MacDonald who was New York's famed society photographer. He operated his own studio for five years before deciding, in 1927, to spend the rest of his life teaching and making art.
Papa, inducted into the Photography Hall of Fame upon his death in 1980,
had numerous degrees and awards, including an Honorary Fellowship and
Progress Medal from the Photographic Society of America. He was also
awarded an Honorary Master of Photography, Master of Photography and was the George Harris Award from the Professional Photographers of
America.
His influence was also felt overseas as he had been given Honorary
Fellowships in both the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain and the
Institute of Incorporated Photographers of Great Britain.