María Lenina

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Sol

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Fire walk with me

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Tao/ Gaby

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Victoria

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Lucia y Tao

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‘Prowling Cats’ by Tim Southall

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Bath, United Kingdom

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El perseguidor

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Paisajes de Edimburgo

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England

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Herbert List

Herbert List’s beginning in photography is believed to have formed during an apprenticeship with a coffee dealer in Heidelberg Germany, 1921. It was during this time of constant travel that the artist began photographing his daily life, and not until almost 10 years later that List would consider his own work as art. After completing his time at Heidelberg University studying Art and literature, and being introduced to the formal art techniques by Bauhaus photographer Andreas Feininger, List would go on to develop his style as an artist driven by the world around him and influenced by formal considerations of his academy and mentors. This stylistic progression would eventually become disrupted by the mid 20th century Nazi regime, causing List to flee germany in 1936 and seek solace in several cities ranging from Paris to Greece.

“I’m an amateur because I have passion. If I become professional, it will mean I have lost my passion.”

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Tao

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Carcosa

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Primavera

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Bosque

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