Person: SKLADANOWSKY, Max (1863-1939)

Person summary

Biographical summary of this person

Name

Max SKLADANOWSKY

Gender

male

Relevance of this person

photographer and proprietor of optical businesses

Main period of activity

N/A

Chronology

Date

Age

Event/activity

unknown

resident

28 Waldowstrasse, Niederschönhausen, Berlin, Germany

30 April 1863

born at

Berlin, Germany

c.1907-1930s

~43

owner

Projektion für Alle

11 November 1939

died at

Berlin, Germany

Slide sets linked to this person

photographer: Quer durch Holland (lecture: Projektion für Alle, 24 slides, c.1906)

Reference

Bill Barnes, ‘Skladanowsky's stereoscopic photographs and their origin’ in Magic Lantern 7 (June 2016)

Notes

Max Skladanowsky took photographs that were, among others, issued in the series Projektion für Alle. He was also the inventor of the Bioskoop in 1895, an early instrument for the projection of moving images.

Lucerna ID 6004004

Record created by Sarah Dellmann and Richard Crangle. Last updated 30 May 2014

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Person: SKLADANOWSKY, Max (1863-1939)