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Lot ID: 16873
Lotte  Jacobi:   Adrian Wettach, Grock
 
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Description
Artist: Jacobi Lotte
Title: Adrian Wettach, Grock
Style: Modern (ca. 1880-1945)
Medium: Photographs, Silver print, Printed under the photographer's direct supervision from the original negative
Year: 1930
Print/Casting Year: ie. circa 1979
Size: height - 10 in, width - 8 in, depth - 0 in
Markings: signed, in pencil on print
Estimate: from $1,000 to $1,500

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Adrian Wettach, Grock, 1930
Gelatin Silver Print
10 x 8 in (25.4 x 20.3 cm)
Signed in pencil on print

Lotte Jacobi, born Johanna Alexandra Jacobi, is best known for her portraiture. She has photographed such people as Albert Einstein, Robert Frost, Eleanor Roosevelt, Alfred Stieglitz, and Edward Steichen. Jacobi immigrated to the United States in 1935 to escape Nazi Germany and maintained her photo studio in New York City until 1955. She is commonly noted for her approach, waiting for her sitters to become very relaxed before releasing the shutter. This often allows Jacobi’s photographs more be seen as more intimate and casual compared to other “stiff” portraiture of the time.
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      Item Location: Massachusetts, USA
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Sales Results for Comparable Work

  • Lotte Jacobi
    Head of a dancer, 1929
    gelatin silver print, postcard
    4.2 in. x 3.1 in. / 10.7 cm. x 7.8 cm.
    Signed, Inscribed

    Sold for US $3,479

    Villa Grisebach Auktionen GmbH:
    Thursday, November 29, 2007, (Lot 01738)
    Elective Affinities: Selected Photographs from a European Private Collection

  • Lotte Jacobi
    Photogenic, 1946 - 1955 1946 - 1955
    gelatin silver print
    10.9 in. x 13.9 in. / 27.8 cm. x 35.3 cm.
    Signed, Inscribed

    Sold for US $6,958

    Villa Grisebach Auktionen GmbH:
    Thursday, November 29, 2007, (Lot 01249)
    Modern and Contemporary Photographs

  • Lotte Jacobi
    Hommage an Brancusi, photogenic, 1950
    platinum print, mntd
    6.9 in. x 9.1 in. / 17.6 cm. x 23.2 cm.
    Signed

    Sold for US $3,198

    Villa Grisebach Auktionen GmbH:
    Thursday, June 07, 2007, (Lot 01295)
    Photographie

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