Martin Hürlimann

Martin Hürlimann

Martin Hürlimann (November 12, 1897 – March 4, 1984)[1] was a Swiss photographer. His work was published in a number of books. Western European cities were a common theme, but he also photographed Ceylon and Southeast Asia.

In the 1930 English edition of his book Burma, Ceylon, Indo-China, Hürlimann wrote "My photographs were chiefly taken with a Sinclair camera, Zeiss lens, and Kodak films."

Books

  • Bilder aus Berlin, Potsdam und Umgebung, Atlantis Verlag Berlin, 1936
  • Burma, Ceylon, Indo-China - Siam, Cambodia, Annam, Tongking, Yunnan, B. Westermann Co. Inc., New York, 1930
  • Gothic cathedrals: Paris, Chartres, Amiens, Reims, B.H. Blackwell, Ltd, 1938 (reprinted from the German, Atlantis-Verlag A.-G. Zürich, 1937)
  • Englische Kathedralen, Atlantis Verlag AG, Zurich, 1948, translation Thames and Hudson, London
  • Eternal France, Thames & Hudson. 1952 — 216 b/w photographs in photogravure
  • Italy, Thames & Hudson. 1953 — 225 b/w photographs in photogravure
  • London, Thames & Hudson 1956 — 115 b/w photographs in photogravure, six colour plates, introduced by Eric Walter White
  • Europe, Thames & Hudson 1957
  • Traveller in the Orient, Atlantis Verlag AG, Zurich, 1959, translation Thames and Hudson, London, 1960

Notes

  1. ^ Fotostiftung:: Photograph


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