Bruno Schulz - Das deutsche Aktwerk 1938

The folio consists of 24 woman act photographs made by famous european photographer Bruno Schultz and eight other famous european photographers.Complete! The photos size is 41x31cm. The condition is fine. The photos paper is luxorious quality  photographs . Each photo is separated by fine quality transperent sheet which preserved the photos.

A scarce set of 24 photographs titled ‘The New German Nude Art' (Berlin: Bruno Schulz, 1938), showing beautiful undressed German women in pastoral settings and celebrating the ‘Aryan' ideal. By a decree of March 3, 1933, Hermann Goering prohibited any nude bathing or other such activity, with the full approval of Pope Pius XI. Several adherents were imprisoned, others deported. In 1935, however, nudists (or ‘naturists') were again authorized to practice provided they agreed to fully support the Nazi cause. Thus by adopting the principles of racial selection, the naturists helped propagate of the Nazi ideals with the full support of the SS. In 1942, the regime formally legalized the practice.