Tag: German-Jewish artists in exile
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Joan Miró, Barcelona, 1963
Jeanne Mandello photographed Spanish/Catalan painter, sculptor and ceramicist Joan Miró in the early 1960s in Barcelona to where she had moved shortly before. It is currently not known who introduced them.
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About, Part 1: Introduction
Jeanne Mandello, an avant-garde German-Jewish woman photographer re-invented in exile Chances are you have never heard of Jeanne Mandello…proof that sometimes even the biggest talents are not recognized because of the historical circumstances surrounding their lives. In Jeanne’s case, world events of the 1930s and 1940s took her from Germany to France, then to…
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Balenciaga, Shaping Fashion, V&A London, 2017-2018.
Mandello’s 1939 photo ‘Inside the Salon at Balenciaga’ was enlarged and used as a backdrop to enable visitors to try on a Balenciaga cape in front of the salon image.
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Jeanne Mandello y Dora de Zucker. Dos fotógrafas exiliadas en el Uruguay de los años 40, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Esta exposición reúne trabajos de Jeanne Mandello y de Dora de Zucker, dos fotógrafas quehallaron en el Uruguay de los años 40 un refugio ante las persecuciones desatadas en elcontexto de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Europa.
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Stadt der Fotografinnen. Frankfurt 1844 – 2024/City of Women Photographers. Frankfurt 1844-2024.
Frankfurt Historisches Museum, Frankfurt, Germany.