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Franz Hubmann - Das Café Hawelka, Wien, 1956-1957
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The Austrian photographer Franz Hubmann (1914–2007) originally worked as a textile technician. After the Second World War he switched to professional photography. In 1954, together with Karl Pawek, he founded the legendary cultural magazine Magnum - the magazine for modern life. The “Cartier-Bresson of Austria” photographed everyday life in Hamburg, Vienna, Paris and New York as well as internationally known artists.
Artist: Franz Hubmann
Title: Café Hawelka, Wien, 1956 - 1957
Medium: Gelatin Silver Print
Size with passe-partout and framing: 50 x 60 cm
Image size: 30,4 x 24,7 cm
with framing
The Austrian photographer Franz Hubmann (1914–2007) originally worked as a textile technician. After the Second World War he switched to...
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