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Photographie
Noack, Alfredo
1833 Dresden - 1897 Genua
Certosa bei Pavia
Um 1870. 19 Albuminabzüge auf Karton montiert. 19,7x25,3cm (28,6x37,9cm). Negativnumerierung jeweils unten links im Bild. Ital. Titel jeweils unterhalb der Bilder. Rückseitig Etikett mit dt. Titel.
Kartons leicht vergilbt.
"Der aus Dresden gebürtige Alfred Noack (1833-1897) 'italianisierte' seinen Vornamen,
nachdem er Anfang der sechziger Jahre sein Studio in Genua eröffnete. Bereits wenige Jahre
später galt er dort als führender Photograph Liguriens. Neben seinen umfangreichen
Landschafts- und Naturstudien entlang der ligurischen Küste erlangten auch seine
Architekturphotographien recht große Verbreitung. Er arbeitete nicht nur im Auftrag für
die Studios Alinari und Brogi, sondern überließ seine Photographien zur Reproduktion für
verschiedene Kunst- und Reiseführer." (Zitiert nach: Dorothea Ritter. Florenz und die
Toscana. Photographien 1840-1900. Sammlung Siegert. Heidelberg: Edition Braus, 1997.
S.128).
Literatur: Giuseppe Marcenaro. Alfredo Noack inventere della Riviera / Erfinder der
Riviera. Genua: Sagep Editoice, 1989
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