The Radical Work Of Germaine Krull
From nudes to surreal collage, street scenes to portraits, a new exhibition in Paris charts the astonishingly modern work of maverick photographer Germaine Krull. A pioneer of photojournalism, Krull moved across Europe in the 1920s and 30s mixing with left-leaning intellectuals and pushing at boundaries – both in her work and as a woman. Pictured is a 1930 work showing Pol Rab.
