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General Charles de Gaulle, Algiers, Erich Lessing, 1958 (printed 2005)
Erich LessingAutriche, 1923–2018

General Charles de Gaulle, Algiers

1958 (printed 2005) · Photograph

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2014.132.35

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PhotographiesTirage gélatino-argentiqueArt d’après-guerreXXe siècleAlgeria

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Autres œuvres : Erich Lessing

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[Pierre Mendes France], Erich Lessing, negative 1954; print later

[Pierre Mendes France]

negative 1954; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Belvedere Palace, Vienna, Austria, Erich Lessing, negative May 15,1955; print later

Belvedere Palace, Vienna, Austria

negative May 15,1955; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Townscape, Paris, France, Erich Lessing, negative 1958; print later

Townscape, Paris, France

negative 1958; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Algiers, townscape, Algiers, Algeria, Erich Lessing, negative 1958; print later

Algiers, townscape, Algiers, Algeria

negative 1958; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Algiers townscape, Algiers, Algeria, Erich Lessing, negative 1958; print later

Algiers townscape, Algiers, Algeria

negative 1958; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Townscape, Paris, France, Erich Lessing, negative 1958; print later

Townscape, Paris, France

negative 1958; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Palais de l'Elysee, Paris, France, Erich Lessing, negative 1958; print later

Palais de l'Elysee, Paris, France

negative 1958; print later · Non exposée · J. Paul Getty Museum

Affluences in Europe: in France, prosperity immediately translates itself into good food. The variety of cuts of meat sold in the market is staggering: everything from barbecued chickens to calf hearts, from the lushest whole hams to tripe is lovingly displayed in neat rows decorated with green leaves and herbs, a butcher-shop in Paris, Erich Lessing, 1961

Affluences in Europe: in France, prosperity immediately translates itself into good food. The variety of cuts of meat sold in the market is staggering: everything from barbecued chickens to calf hearts, from the lushest whole hams to tripe is lovingly displayed in neat rows decorated with green leaves and herbs, a butcher-shop in Paris

1961 · Non exposée · Art Institute of Chicago

Aussi exposées : Minneapolis Institute of Art

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