Dirk Alvermann - Lot with 3 books - 2011-2018

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You're bidding on three books by Dirk Alvermann.

Dirk Alvermann (German, 1937–2013) was a photographer, filmmaker, and writer known for his politically engaged documentary photography. Born in Düsseldorf, Alvermann began producing photographic reportages in the 1950s, focusing on working-class life, political movements, and the social realities of postwar Europe and North Africa. His early projects took him to Spain, Algeria, West Germany, Italy, and England, combining direct observation with an explicitly political approach to the photographic essay.

Among his best-known publications are Algerien – L’Algérie (1960), documenting the Algerian struggle for independence, and Keine Experimente – Bilder zum Grundgesetz (1961), which juxtaposed photographs of postwar West Germany with articles from the German Basic Law. In 1966, Alvermann moved to East Berlin. Following the publication of Ich liebe Dich in 1979, he largely withdrew from photography and subsequently worked as a documentary filmmaker and writer. His photographs are held in collections including the Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, and the Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf.

Dirk Alvermann – Klein Paris
Publisher: Steidl, 2011
Hardcover, 112 pages, German
Size: 25x19cm
New in seal

Dirk Alvermann – Streiflichter 1956-65
Publisher: Steidl, 2012
Hardcover, 128 pages, German
Size: 24.8×18.6cm
New in seal

Dirk Alvermann - Fotoreportagen 1956-1965
Publisher Droste, 2018
Softcover, 224 pages, German
Size: 24x16.5cm
As new

You're bidding on three books by Dirk Alvermann.

Dirk Alvermann (German, 1937–2013) was a photographer, filmmaker, and writer known for his politically engaged documentary photography. Born in Düsseldorf, Alvermann began producing photographic reportages in the 1950s, focusing on working-class life, political movements, and the social realities of postwar Europe and North Africa. His early projects took him to Spain, Algeria, West Germany, Italy, and England, combining direct observation with an explicitly political approach to the photographic essay.

Among his best-known publications are Algerien – L’Algérie (1960), documenting the Algerian struggle for independence, and Keine Experimente – Bilder zum Grundgesetz (1961), which juxtaposed photographs of postwar West Germany with articles from the German Basic Law. In 1966, Alvermann moved to East Berlin. Following the publication of Ich liebe Dich in 1979, he largely withdrew from photography and subsequently worked as a documentary filmmaker and writer. His photographs are held in collections including the Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, and the Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf.

Dirk Alvermann – Klein Paris
Publisher: Steidl, 2011
Hardcover, 112 pages, German
Size: 25x19cm
New in seal

Dirk Alvermann – Streiflichter 1956-65
Publisher: Steidl, 2012
Hardcover, 128 pages, German
Size: 24.8×18.6cm
New in seal

Dirk Alvermann - Fotoreportagen 1956-1965
Publisher Droste, 2018
Softcover, 224 pages, German
Size: 24x16.5cm
As new

Details

Number of books
3
Subject
Art, Photography
Book title
Lot with 3 books
Author/ Illustrator
Dirk Alvermann
Condition
As new
Publication year oldest item
2011
Publication year youngest item
2018
Edition
1st Edition
Language
German
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Steidl & Droste
Binding/ Material
Mix / Multiple
Number of pages
464
The NetherlandsVerified
4370
Objects sold
100%
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