Fred Stein, Newspaper Roll, Paris 1934
© Fred Stein bei VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2018

Fred Stein. Modern Times

With a selection of some 30 original prints, the Kupferstich-Kabinett commemorates Fred Stein, the photographer born in 1909 in Dresden who left the city in 1933 under pressure from the Nazis. In Paris and New York, where he died in 1967, he created a significant body of work in the field of street and portrait photography.

  • DATES 28/03/2018—25/06/2018

Fred Stein. A photographer from Dresden

In both places, Fred Stein forged his own photographical path with a particular feel for the right moment and the formal innovations of the Neues Sehen, or "New Vision" movement.Stein's interest in the social issues of the time is the reason why his oeuvre is shaped not only by images of people from the city but also by social reporting. The group of his works encompassing portraits of artists and famous contemporaries includes some which are among the photographic icons of the twentieth century.

From April 28, the Stadtmuseum Dresden will pay tribute to Fred Stein in a comprehensive retrospective.

Fred Stein. Dresden – Paris – New York

Fred Stein, Newspaper Roll, Paris 1934
© Fred Stein bei VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2018
Fred Stein, Newspaper Roll, Paris 1934

[Translate to English:] weitere Ausstellungen

Further Exhibitions

Kunstkammer

in Residenzschloss

Brettspiel mit 30 farbigen Holzsteinen
28/04/2018 —04/11/2018
Titelbild der Modezeitschrift mit dem Portrait einer Frau

Grünes Gewölbe

in Residenzschloss

Electoral Wardrobe

in Residenzschloss

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