Günter Blum - Unpublished - 2002

Günter Blum was a German fine art photographer best known for his erotic depictions of nude women. Born in 1949 in Mannheim, Germany, he studied graphic design and spent the early part of his career creating magazine, book, and album covers. He took up photography in the late 1980s, embarking on a series of erotic photographs inspired by Fritz Lang’s seminal film Metropolis (1927), posing a female model alongside elaborate, large-scale sets resembling machinery.

Blum’s work was initially inspired by the likes of Helmut Newton and Jan Saudek, but his photography become more focused on BDSM imagery over time. His primary model and muse, Sylvie Neubauer, would later become his wife, though they were married less than a year before Günter Blum died in 1997.

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