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Lost Paradise
Lost Paradise
May 22, 2021
Stefan Moses: Franciscan friar with cat; Immenstadt 1964 © Archive of Stefan Moses
The Photokunst Breede Gallery in Berlin currently presents the showcase ‘Animals and their Humans’ – scheduled to continue until May 28, 2021.
The series by photographer Stefan Moses (1928 - 2018) even captured the imagination of Germany’s legendary humorist, Loriot, who wrote: “With a gentle hand, he accompanies this delicate co-existence, with no concern for good and evil, tragedy or comedy. In every image, he tells a story from the Circus of Lost Paradise – perhaps in the hope that one day, man and animal will jump through the hoops together. Stefan Moses has the psychological and hypnotic ability to re-connect people and their fellow vertebrates with their long-lost, natural state.”
For further information visit photokunst Johanna Breede
The series by photographer Stefan Moses (1928 - 2018) even captured the imagination of Germany’s legendary humorist, Loriot, who wrote: “With a gentle hand, he accompanies this delicate co-existence, with no concern for good and evil, tragedy or comedy. In every image, he tells a story from the Circus of Lost Paradise – perhaps in the hope that one day, man and animal will jump through the hoops together. Stefan Moses has the psychological and hypnotic ability to re-connect people and their fellow vertebrates with their long-lost, natural state.”
For further information visit photokunst Johanna Breede
Stefan Moses: Franciscan friar with cat; Immenstadt 1964 © Archive of Stefan Moses
Stefan Moses: Loriot in his studio with the British pugs Henry and Gilbert; Haus Ammerland 1966 © Archive of Stefan Moses
Stefan Moses, Manuel with swans, Lake Ammersee 1964 © Archive of Stefan Moses
Stefan Moses: Peggy Guggenheim in moth-shaped sunglasses by Alexander Calder, with Lhasa terrier Max (Ernst) and Sir Herbert (Read), Venice 1974 © Archive of Stefan Moses
Stefan Moses: Pensioner with Spitz dogs; Rostock 1990 © Archive of Stefan Moses