Promotion panel [?] for the documentary film "Where do the aged live ?", Frankfurt am Main, Germany

People:

Ella Bergmann-Michel (photographer)
Mart Stam (architect)
Ferdinand Kramer (architect)
Werner Max Moser (architect)

Title:

Promotion panel [?] for the documentary film "Where do the aged live ?", Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Date:

after 1930

Description:

- This object comprises four elements which apparently promote the film "Where do the Aged Live ?" by Ella Bergmann-Michel concerning the Home for the Aged of the Budge Foundation, Frankfurt, Germany. A band of stills from the film is mounted at the extreme left, while three larger gelatin silver prints are mounted to the right of the board.

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 photograph(s)

Technique and media:

Gelatin silver prints

Dimensions:

comp. (001; band of stills): 23 x 3,2 cm comp. (002; photo supérieur gauche): 12,5 x 17,3 cm comp. (003; photo supérieur droit): 12,6 x 17,4 cm comp. (004; photo inférieur droit): 12,9 x 17,5 cm secondary support: 48,8 x 65,8 x 0,01 cm

Reference number:

PH1987:1223:004

Point of View:

exterior views

Inscription:

labelled and imprinted - in black typeface, on a label affixed to the secondary support, u.l.: with title [underlined] and "Aus einem Film über das Altersheim." labelled and stamped - in purple ink, on a label affixed to the secondary support, l.r.: "E. BERGMANN-MICHEL" numbered - by an unknown hand, in pen and white ink ? on the secondary support, l.l.: "5"

Subject:

architecture

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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