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After studying at the renowned Lette-Haus in Berlin from 1927 to 1929, Marianne Breslauer (1909–2001) headed to Paris. Her first professional encounter there was with Man Ray; he readily recognized the talent of the twenty-year-old photographer and invited her to use his studio. Through photographs capturing scenes such as the banks of the Seine, the Luxembourg Gardens, and street performers on Rue d'Orléans, she attracted the attention of German illustrated newspapers and began receiving commissions. However, due to the circumstances of the time—specifically her status as a Jew under the Nazi regime—only a fraction of her work could be published within Germany. In 1936, she was ultimately forced to emigrate from Nazi Germany, taking her entire photographic archive with her in a bag. Although her career was interrupted by emigration and exile, her name and body of work continue to stand out as exceptional in the history of photography.
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