Lotte Herrlich

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Lotte Herrlich (1883-1956) was a German photographer. She is regarded as one of the most important naturist photographer. Self-taught, she took her nude and portraits photographs inside her small home, exploiting lighting and simple furniture and attempting to reveal the soul and thoughts of the subject. These photographs spread the ideals of the FKK (Freikorperkultur, or Free Body Culture).

[edit] Publications

• "Edle Nacktheit" (1920).
• "Neue Aktstudien" (1924).
• "Rolf" (1924).
• "Seliges Nacktsein" (1927).
• "Das Weib" (1928).
• "Der weibliche Akt" (1928).

[edit] Sources

• Michael Kohler and Gisela Barche, "Das Aktfoto" (1985).
• Jurgen Wulf, "Schonheit und Freude" (1986).
• Alessandro Bertolotti, "Books of nudes" (2007).

Library reference in http://dispatch.opac.d-nb.de/DB=4.1/REL?PPN=131888560

Persondata
NAME	Herrlich, Lotte
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Photographer
DATE OF BIRTH	1883
PLACE OF BIRTH
DATE OF DEATH	1956
PLACE OF DEATH