Hans-Michael Koetzle

Ulrich Pohlmann

der Fotograf Theodor Hilsdorf 1868-1944

Münchner Kreise

Harald Eggebrecht

Christian Schaernack

Diana Schmies

From the 1960s to the 1990s no other photographer has shaped the German magazine imagery as significantly as Thomas Hoepker. A staff photographer and correspondent of Stern magazine, he was among the first who obtained a special permit to travel almost freely between West and East Berlin. His realist, unprejudiced pictures of life in the East are highlights of Cold War picture journalism; his portraits of East German artists such as Anna Seghers, Stephan Heym, and Wolf Biermann are icons of intensity and nearness. For Stern, and, from the late 1970s, for Geo magazine Hoepker travelled the whole world with his camera. In this book he presents a comprehensive survey of his work of 50 years including many of his German East-West classics as well as reportage photographs from his trips to South-East Asia, Africa, the Easter Islands, the US, and Europe.

Photographs 1955-2005

Thomas Hoepker

Richard Wagner

Beatrice Minda

Introduction by Ulrich Pohlmann. Text by Felix Hoffmann, Richard Wagner.

Innenwelt : Foto

Michael Reisch

This is the first book to offer a concentrated look at the work of the Düsseldorf photographer. His photographs develop into a conglomerate of self-organising biological material and a topography constructed out of itself.

Herbert List

Ludger Derenthal

Münchner Ruinen

Herbert List Memento 1945

Musée d'Orsay

Le catalogue d'exposition rassemble une série de clichés et de peintures réalisés par des voyageurs dans l'Italie du XIXe siècle. Il retrace l'évolution de la conception du paysage, de l'architecture, de l'art et de la population de l'Italie jusque là transmise par les Beaux-arts traditionnels (dessin, sculpture, etc.).

photographie et peinture dans l'Italie du XIXe siècle ; sur une idée d'Ulrich Pohlmann et de Guy Cogeval

Voir l'Italie et mourir

Ulrich Pohlmann

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