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In Nuremberg The re
Lived a Man
Angelika Rinnhofer, C-Print from a 4x5 negative, 2001
Photographer Angelika Rinnhofer specializes in photographs
that adopt the ambiance of Renaissance portrait paintings. With this photograph
coming from her “Menschenkunde” series, she describes her
art as reflecting “on the very essence of portraiture: what is a
unique person, and what a unique likeness?" Rinnhofer's work manages
a double irony: portraying both people and paintings as portraits. A native
of Germany who moved to the Hudson Valley in 1995, Rinnhofer has exhibited
her work in New York, Denver, and Los Angeles and her photographs have
been published in the US and Europe. This month, Rinnhofer opens a new
studio in a segment of Spire Studios, 5 Tompkins Avenue, Beacon. 489-4156.
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