Rudolf Koppitz
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Rudolf Koppitz (January 3 1884 in Schreiberseifen, Mährisch Schlesien - July 1936 in Perchtoldsdorf, Niederösterreich) was a Czech photographer famous for his 1920s nude photography which gives some of the machine age aesthetic to the human body, stylistically reminiscent of the work of Tamara de Lempicka.
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See also
- Bewegungsstudie (Movement Study)[1] (1927), and this one[2] from the same series
- Modernist nude
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