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Stefan Moses

German · 1928–2018 · Photographer

Stefan Moses was a German photographer living in Munich. (Wikipedia)

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  1. Stefan Moses, Meret Oppenheim, Malerin, Bern“, aus der Serie „deutschlands emigranten, 1982, Späterer SilbergelatineabzugMeret Oppenheim, Malerin, Bern“, aus der Serie „deutschlands emigrantenGrisebach · €6,250≈ $7,622≈ £5,379Sign up to see
  2. Stefan Moses, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, 1964, Vintage. Silbergelatineabzug. Agfa-PapierErnst Wilhelm NayGrisebach · €6,000≈ $7,096≈ £5,298Sign up to see
  3. Stefan Moses, Palazzo Vernier dei Leoni, Venedig. Peggy Guggenheim vor ihrem Kinderportrait von Franz von Lenbach (1903), 1969, Digital-Print auf Hahnemühle Baryta-Papier, 2017Palazzo Vernier dei Leoni, Venedig. Peggy Guggenheim vor ihrem Kinderportrait von Franz von Lenbach (1903)Grisebach · €3,250≈ $3,687≈ £2,882Sign up to see

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  1. Stefan Moses, Palazzo Vernier dei Leoni, Venedig. Peggy Guggenheim vor ihrem Kinderportrait von Franz von Lenbach (1903), 1969, Digital-Print auf Hahnemühle Baryta-Papier, 2017
    Palazzo Vernier dei Leoni, Venedig. Peggy Guggenheim vor ihrem Kinderportrait von Franz von Lenbach (1903), 1969
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    58 × 39,5 cm
    Grisebach · · Lot 2173
    €3,250≈ $3,687≈ £2,882Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. €1,800–2,200View at Grisebach ↗

Stefan Moses photographs (19)

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