Portrait photography Prof. Bernhard Heiliger (1915-1995) with family (2)

Unknown artist

Group Portrait, Outside Shooting, Hohe Neuendorf near Berlin, 1949 Bernhard Heiliger is pictured on the left. He stands upright in profile to the left. He stamped his right arm sideways into the hip. He wears wide striped pants and a checkered shirt, dark half shoes. His hair is dark, curly and a little longer. It stands in front of a single-family house below a three-step, slightly dilapidated staircase, which leads onto a small terrace. In front of the patio door, an elderly woman sits on the entrance steps, probably his mother-in-law. She wears a bright, long patterned dress, a dark vest, dark stockings and dark half shoes. As far as can be seen, it has bright or gray short or raised hair. The location of the picture is overexposed and poorly visible. Next to her is a four-year-old girl in the terrace door with a bright short summer dress and bare legs and feet. The house facade is bright and plastered smoothly, the base is surrounded by clinker stones. In the front part of the picture, where the artist stands, you can see grass, the staircase is overgrown on both sides, you can see a head start next to the corner of the house, a kind of wind game is hanging from the flat roof on the left. The terrace is covered in the background with a separation of reeds, with posts made of light painted metal. OK