Eiffel Tower, Paris 1931

Ilse Bing's 1931 photograph, "Eiffel Tower, Paris," is a prime example of New Objectivity. Bing, a German photographer known for her pioneering use of the 35mm camera, captures the iconic landmark from a unique perspective, emphasizing the geometric structure of the tower's steel framework. The abstract composition, with its interplay of light and shadow, creates a sense of depth and dynamism, highlighting the innovative architectural design of the Eiffel Tower. This photograph embodies the modernist aesthetic, showcasing a clean and precise style with a focus on form and composition.