Portrait photography Hans Blüher (1888-1955)

Unknown artist

Black and white photography, inside, photo studio, 1948 Chest piece, sitting, quarter profile on the left - An older, slender gentleman, 60 years old, taken at a slant on the side, the left shoulder in the front. He leans with his back and has angled both arms, the right arm backwards, where he appears to be deposited. The right hand lies slightly above the abdomen and holds the head of a pipe in the loosely closed fist. The left arm is close to the upper body, the elbow is supported. The left hand is located below the chin, index finger and middle finger are placed along the cheek. He looks right down in front of him with serious, thoughtful expression. Hans Blüher wears a dark jacket or coat made of lodge cloth. Among them is a bright vest with bright buttons and a diagonally striped tie. He has deep secret ratchets, the dark, probably reddish brown hair is combed smoothly backwards. The mustache and a small chin beard are grayed. His narrow, pale face with the brown eyes is covered by wrinkles and very distinctive in expression. Bes. Characteristics: Hans Blüher was a German writer, philosopher and psychologist and a representative of the migratory bird movement and men’s bundlers. (Wikipedia) Ch. K.