Sold for €1,500
Start price: € 1,200
Estimate: € 2,000–2,400
Start price: RMB 9,000
Estimate: RMB 15,000–18,000
Size: 24 x 18 cm
Gelatin silver print, printed in 2002 from the original glass negative on double-weight semi-matte paper 26.7 x 20.5 cm, in excellent condition. Estate stamp on the reverse. LITERATURE WestLicht. Schauplatz für Fotografie (ed.), Ferdinand Schmutzer. The unknown photographic work, Vienna 2001, p. 39.
Ferdinand Schmutzer created portraits as models for etchings, which made him renowned since the turn of the century. In 2001 his quality photographic work was rediscovered. Sigmund Freud's students commissioned a portrait on the occasion of the 70th birthday of the founder of psychoanalysis. In a letter to the photographer dated May 10, 1926, Freud wrote: "My friends and relatives either admire the portrait at first sight, or at first find it too severe, only to admit after longer contemplation that it looks more and more like me. I take immense pleasure in the reproduction of my nasty face, and only now feel that I have been preserved for posterity."
明胶银盐照片,2002年从原始玻璃底片上印制在双重重量的半哑光纸上,尺寸26.7 x 20.5厘米,状况极佳。背面有遗产印章。文献:WestLicht. Schauplatz für Fotografie (编),Ferdinand Schmutzer. 未知的摄影作品,维也纳2001年,第39页。Ferdinand Schmutzer创作的肖像画作为蚀刻版画的模型,自世纪之交以来使他声名鹊起。2001年,他高质量的摄影作品被重新发现。西格蒙德·弗洛伊德的学生们在精神分析创始人70岁生日之际委托制作了一幅肖像。在1926年5月10日写给摄影师的信中,弗洛伊德写道:“我的朋友和亲戚要么一见钟情地欣赏这幅肖像,要么一开始觉得它太严肃,但经过长时间的凝视后,不得不承认它越来越像我。我对这幅丑陋面孔的复制品感到无比愉悦,现在才觉得自己被保留给了后世。”