moniledebeaute: Modefotografie mit Anita Berber (Anita Berber in a fashion photography), by Mme D'Ora, 1921, Austrian National Library.
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Anita Page, late 1920s Bridgeman ImagesThe PrintThis photographic print leverages sophisticated digital technology to capture a level of detail that is absolutely stunning. The colors are vivid and pure. The high-quality archival paper, a favorite choice among professional photographers, has a refined luster quality.Paper Type:PhotoFinished Size:12" x 18"Arrives by Wed, Apr 24Product ID: 13842313Related TagsTop, Subjects, Actresses by Last Name, Actresses by Medium, Collections, Photography Collections, Celebrities by Name, Celebrities, P, Celebrities by Talent, Celebrities, Rue des Archives, P, P, Movie Actresses, Actresses, Anita Page, Entertainment
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Anita Berber, by Mme d’Ora (Atelier), fashion photography, 20.04.1921 Austrian National Library
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The woman with the shock of dyed red hair, her body wrapped in a fur coat, and a pet monkey grinning and holding tight to her neck was Anita Berber. She danced across the foyer of the Adlon Hotel opened her sable coat and revealed her lustrous naked body underneath. Men leered, goggle-eyed. Women giggled or turned their heads in shock and embarrassment. Anita Berber didn’t care. She liked to shock. She liked the attention. If she didn’t get it, she would shout and throw empty bottles or glasses on the floor. Smash! Berber was a dancer, an actor, a writer, and a model. She was called the “Goddess of the Night,” the “Priestess of Debauchery,” the very symbol of Weimar decadence, and a drug-addled degenerate. She was all these things and more. And during her brief life, Berber utterly scandalized Berlin during the 1920s. Not an easy task! The daughter of two musicians, Anita Berber was born in Dresden in 1899. Her parents divorced when she was young, Berber was then raised by her grandmother. By sixteen, she quit the family home for the unpredictable life as a dancer in cabaret shows. The First World War was...
I am posting this drawing, which I did a while ago, in response to John Baez’s recent post “Rolling Circles” on his Azimuth blog: I really enjoyed reading the discussion, the dia…
Anita Berber was hardcore. How hardcore? Leni Riefenstahl was her understudy. In a period when Berlin was rethinking art, politics and life itself, Berber was going further than anyone else, blurri…
Vintage postcard. Collection: Didier Hanson. Anita Berber and Sebastian Droste Expressionistic dancer and film actress Anita Berber (1899–1928) challenged many taboos during the Weimar period. With her drug and booze addiction and her bisexual affairs, she epitomized the decadence of 1920s Berlin. Her charcoaled eyes, her black lipstick and bright red, bobbed hair were featured on a famous portrait of her by Otto Dix and in silent films by Richard Oswald and Fritz Lang. For more postcards, a bio and clips check out our blog European Film Star Postcards or follow us at Tumblr or Pinterest.
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There is something about Anita Rée‘s life and work which makes me think of Paul Gauguin’s Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? Not so much the painting itself but the title which describes Rée’s life looking for who she was and where she came from and what this meant. … Continue reading "Anita Rée: The Lutheran Jewish Artist Deemed ‘Degenerate’ by the Nazis"
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Anita Jeram Perhaps once in every generation an artist will stamp their personality onto a book and the book will become as much loved for its illustrations as its words. Many of our greatest Children’s Classics have been born in this way. When we think of Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll 1865) we always imagine …
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There is something about Anita Rée‘s life and work which makes me think of Paul Gauguin’s Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? Not so much the painting itself but the title which describes Rée’s life looking for who she was and where she came from and what this meant. … Continue reading "Anita Rée: The Lutheran Jewish Artist Deemed ‘Degenerate’ by the Nazis"
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