Karl Blossfeldt – Dipsacus Laciniatus Cut-Leaved Teasel – Offset print (20th Century)

"Dipsacus Laciniatus Cut-Leaved Teasel" presents a photographic botanical study capturing the sculptural dried flower head and textured stalk of a teasel plant against a neutral backdrop. The composition exemplifies early twentieth-century German New Objectivity photography designed to reveal natural architectural forms and organic structures through macro magnification. Karl Blossfeldt was a celebrated German photographer, sculptor, and educator best known for his pioneering close-up photographs of plants published in his landmark work Urformen der Kunst. Artist or Maker: Karl Blossfeldt, after. Dimensions: Approximately 31 cm x 24 cm. Medium: Offset print. Date: (20th Century)

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