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Edmund Teske

Edmund Teske, 1945, Self-Portrait, Olive Hill, Hollywood, Gelatin silver print, J. Paul Getty Museum, LL/6026

Edmund Teske

Born: 1911, 7 March - US, IL, Chicago
Died: 1996, 22 November
Gender: Male
Active: US

American photographer who experimented continually with composite images and the use of chemically assisted solarization processes - creating what were termed ‘duotone solarizations‘ that had both a black and white and a brown toning. The 2004 exhibition at the Getty in Los Angeles highlighted his fascinating range of work.

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Bill Jay, n.d., Edmund Teske, [Photographers], Gelatin silver print, Provided by the artist - Bill Jay, LL/10146

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Edmund Teske, 1945, Self-Portrait, Olive Hill, Hollywood, Gelatin silver print, J. Paul Getty Museum, LL/6026

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Joan Murray, 1971, Edmund Teske, Gelatin silver print, Larry Gottheim, Be-hold, Inc, LL/31078

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Kurt Edward Fishback, 1980, Edmund Teske, Gelatin silver print, Provided by the artist - Kurt Edward Fishback, LL/38524

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Edmund Teske Edmund Teske, 1945, Self-Portrait, Olive Hill, Hollywood, Gelatin silver print, J. Paul Getty Museum, LL/6026

Edmund Teske

Genealogy of Edmund Teske

Edmund Teske

Edmund Teske, 1945, Self-Portrait, Olive Hill, Hollywood, Gelatin silver print, J. Paul Getty Museum, LL/6026