Streetlamp on the Pont Alexander III, Paris 1934
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"Streetlamp on the Pont Alexander III, Paris" is a 1934 photograph by German photographer Ilse Bing, known for her pioneering work in modernist photography. The image captures a detailed view of a streetlamp atop the bridge, showcasing Bing's ability to isolate and emphasize architectural elements. Her sharp, clear composition and use of light and shadow highlight the ornate details of the lamp and its surrounding sculpture, creating a dramatic and intriguing portrait of Parisian architecture. The photograph's starkness and geometric lines reflect the influence of the New Objectivity movement, which sought to portray the world through a fresh, objective lens.
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