Franz Anton Adolf Setzer

Mjesto: Vienna

Rođen: 1886

Smrt: 1939

Biografija:

Early Life and Career

, also known as Franz Anton Adolf Setzer, was an Austrian photographer born in Vienna in 1886 and died in the same city in 1939. He was one of the most important photographers of Viennese society during a period full of style and glamour, opening his attic studio in the city in 1911.

Photographic Style and Contributions

Setzer's works are a visual memory of Viennese society and are part of the collections of prestigious institutions such as Musée d'Orsay and Leopold Museum. His photography style captured the essence of the era, reflecting the city's vibrant social scene.

Notable Works and Collections

* Setzer's Photography Collection at Wikioo.org showcases his notable works, offering a glimpse into Vienna's past. * The Museum Private Collection (Vienna, Austria), featured on https://Wikioo.org/Art.nsf/O/A@D3BLXR, also includes Setzer's photographs, highlighting his significance in Austrian art.

Legacy and Influence

Setzer's photographic legacy extends beyond his own work, influencing future generations of photographers. His style, which blended elegance with the dynamism of the era, has been studied by many.

• Key Dates:
• 1886: Born in Vienna, Austria
• 1911: Opened his attic studio in Vienna
• 1939: Passed away in Vienna
• Notable Collections:
• Musée d'Orsay
• Leopold Museum
• Museum Private Collection (Vienna, Austria)

Explore More at Wikioo.org

* Visit Franz Anton Adolf Setzer's page on https://Wikioo.org/@/Franz-Anton-Adolf-Setzer to view his artworks and learn more about his life. * Discover other notable photographers and their works at Wikioo.org.