Art Forms in Nature 101 1928

Karl Blossfeldt’s *Art Forms in Nature 101*, a striking photographic triptych from 1928, showcases the intricate beauty found in the natural world. The image highlights the geometric and abstract patterns present in three different plant structures, capturing their forms with remarkable detail. Blossfeldt, a German photographer and sculptor, employed a macro lens to emphasize the artistic potential of the natural world, revealing the hidden beauty often overlooked in everyday plants. His photographs, known for their sharp focus and dramatic lighting, contributed to the development of the New Objectivity movement in art.