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This article is the original draft for the catalogue text on the Friedrich
Seidenstücker (1882-1966) exhibition, held at the Bildarchiv Preussischer
Kulturbesitz, Berlin. Seidenstücker started his career as professional
photographer at the end of the twenties of this century when he was already 50
years old. He became known in the thirties as the photographer of commonplace
things, (animal, children and women) but was then forgotten. Lobeck places
Seidenstücker in his time and gives some assumptions on the why of this
outsider-photographer and the meaning of his pictures. Remarkable is the
facsimile reproduction of the comments by Roland Klemig and Karl Heinz Puetz in
the margin of the original draft from Lobeck. Puetz and Klemig printed this
extensively edited text in the catalogue/book on Seidenstcker. (German)