Ruth Bernhard

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Ruth Bernhard was a German-born American photographer renowned for her meticulously composed black-and-white still lifes and nude studies, celebrated for their luminous, sculptural quality.

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instanceOf fine art photographer
person
photographer
activeYearsEnd 1990s
activeYearsStart 1920s
awardReceived Lucie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Fine Art Photography NERFINISHED
Women in Photography International Award of Excellence NERFINISHED
birthDate 1905-10-14
birthPlace Berlin, Germany NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Germany
United States of America
deathDate 2006-12-18
describedAs "the greatest photographer of the nude" by Ansel Adams
educatedAt Berlin Academy of Art NERFINISHED
familyName Bernhard NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork black-and-white photography
fine art nude photography
photography
still life photography
gender female
genre nude photography
still life photography
givenName Ruth NERFINISHED
influencedBy Edward Weston NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
German
livedToAge 101
movedTo California NERFINISHED
New York City NERFINISHED
movement modern photography
name Ruth Bernhard NERFINISHED
nationality German-American
notableFor luminous sculptural nude studies
meticulously composed black-and-white still lifes
notableIdea emphasis on light as a sculptural element in photography
notablePublication Gift of the Commonplace NERFINISHED
The Eternal Body: A Collection of Fifty Nudes NERFINISHED
notableWork Classic Torso NERFINISHED
In the Box – Horizontal NERFINISHED
Nude, 1952 NERFINISHED
Sand Dune NERFINISHED
The Gift of the Commonplace NERFINISHED
Two Leaves NERFINISHED
occupation photographer
partner Pirjo Sipila NERFINISHED
residence San Francisco, California NERFINISHED
sexualOrientation lesbian
style highly controlled composition
use of strong chiaroscuro

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