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2453

Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby)

Koblenz 1919 – 2009 Berlin

Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968

Gelatin silver print. Agfa paper. 27,3 × 39,8 cm (10 ¾ × 15 ⅝ in.).
This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.
This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.

Background:

This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.
This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.

Background:

This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.
This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.

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This picture shows the following artwork: Max Jacoby (i.e. Max Moshe Jacoby). Radio Tower, Berlin. Before 1968.

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EUR 600

 

- 800

Auction 765

Sunday, 11.10.2026, 6:00 PM

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Gelatin silver print. Agfa paper. 27,3 × 39,8 cm (10 ¾ × 15 ⅝ in.). The photographer's stamp on the reverse: "MAX JACOBY / Photographer / ASMP-DGPH / Spessartstrasse 15 - 1 Berlin 33 - Telefon 821 1815" as well as dated, titled and numbered by an unknown hand in pencil. [2070]

Condition Report: In very good condition. Satin finish heavy paper. Slightly wavy along the side edges and the top edge on the left. In the upper left corner, there is a very faint, matte, horizontal finger spot or smudge, approximately 5 cm long, visible only at close range under raking light

Max (Moshe) Jacoby: Berlin. Impression. Berlin 1968, unpaginated (there square cut-out and caption: Der Funkturm - die Berliner nennen den 1924-1926 errichteten 138 Meter hohen Stahlgitterbau liebevoll: „Langer Lulatsch".) / Exh. cat.: Max Jacoby. Leben und Werk eines jüdischen Fotografen. Koblenz, Landesmuseum, 2020, p. 49 (there titled and dated: Berlin Funkturm, 1960s)

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