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Today’s show: “Elisabeth Hase: An Independent Vision” is on view at Robert Mann Gallery in New York through Saturday, May 7. The exhibition, which is the late artist’s first solo show outside of Germany, presents photographs that span the history of Germany in transition, from the days of the Weimar Republic through the postwar era.
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Elisabeth Hase, Zwei Gefangene (Two Prisoners), 1950, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Untitled (Tower of Sugar Cubes), 1949, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Feder (feather), 1931, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Untitled (St. Paul's Church), 1947, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Sommer alte Gasse in Frankfurt (Summer, Old Alley, Frankfurt), 1929, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Musikinstrument (Musical instrument), 1931, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Untitled (Down Stairs), ca. 1948, vintage silver print.
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Elisabeth Hase, Untitled (Sleeping Woman), 1932–33, vintage silver print.
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