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          Much of her work references Renaissance art..

          Zwehl has developed a style of photography focused upon on exact conditions while allowing for the myriad of expressions in the unexpected flash.

        1. Zwehl has developed a style of photography focused upon on exact conditions while allowing for the myriad of expressions in the unexpected flash.
        2. Artist Bettina von Zwehl's series of photographic portrait miniatures, inspired by 16th century works of art, is on display in the Queen's House.
        3. Much of her work references Renaissance art.
        4. I made a series of work which consists of seven black and white photographic diptychs representing 14 children, ranging between the ages of 2 and
        5. Bettina Von Zwehl is a German photographer who lives and works in London.

          6. Bettina von Zwehl

          German artist

          Bettina von Zwehl (born [1]) is a German artist who lives and works in London. She has centred her artistic practice on photography, installation and archival exploration evolving through artist-residencies in museums.

          Her work explores representations of the human condition and human concerns through an observational approach combined with a distinctive use of the profile view and silhouette that continues to underpin her practice.[2]

          Career

          Von Zwehl was born in Munich and studied in London, receiving a BA in Photography from the London College of Printing and an MA in Fine Art Photography from the Royal College of Art, London.[3]

          She began making portraits as a student at the Royal College of Art, using a 19th-century methodology that she encountered as a photographer's assistant in Rome, working on 10&#;in ×&#;8&#;in (&#;mm ×&#;&#;mm) film with a large-plate camera.[4] Most of her work has been in