Andreas Feininger
France (1906—1999)Son of Lyonel Feininger, Andreas took up the cabinet-making class at the Bauhaus and later studied architecture in Zerbst, 20 km from Dessau. He developed an interest in photography, initially as a tool for illustrating buildings and design, and decided to explore it with the support of Moholy-Nagy. After graduation, he moved to Stockholm, where he set up his own photography studio, but in 1939, under the threat of World War II, he fled to the US, where he worked for LIFE magazine for nearly twenty years. During this mature period, he also wrote more than thirty books on photography theory.
