Willi Moegle

Vasen I, Entwurf: Hermann Gretsch

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54 x 43,5

100 x 79,7

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Photo mount frame Hamburg, profile width: 20 mm, Canadian Maple, Brown, 78 x 67,5 cm (External dimensions)

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Floater frame Basel, profile width: 15 mm, with backing, Canadian Maple, Brown, 104,4 x 84,1 cm (External dimensions)

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Photo mount frame Hamburg, profile width: 20 mm, Canadian Maple, Brown, 124 x 103,7 cm (External dimensions)

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£ 259.00

VAT incl. Plus £ 14 shipping. | Article No. BPK16

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Background Information about Willi Moegle

Introduction

Bio

1897 born in Esslingen/ Baden-Württemberg
Chemigraph studies, "service" in WWI and studies of typography at the School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart
1922 Began his self-taught photographic career at the State Office for Monument Maintenance in Stuttgart
1927
Opened his own atelier. Established himself through his Bauhaus inspired furniture, porcelain and glass photographs as a widely sought-after object photographer.
1937 Photographed for the Federation, even continuing his work through WWII.
1946
With a contract from Bauknecht, he began his post-war career giving him the opportunity to document German design and history in the 50’s and 60’s.
1989 died

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1897	born in Esslingen/ Baden-Württemberg
	Chemigraph studies, "service" in WWI and studies of typography at the School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart
1922	Began his self-taught photographic career at the State Office for Monument Maintenance in Stuttgart
1927	Opened his own atelier. Established himself through his Bauhaus inspired furniture, porcelain and glass photographs as a widely sought-after object photographer.
1937	Photographed for the Federation, even continuing his work through WWII.
1946	With a contract from Bauknecht, he began his post-war career giving him the opportunity to document German design and history in the 50’s and 60’s.
1989	died