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This article needs references that appear in reliable third-party publications. Primary sources or sources affiliated with the subject are generally not sufficient for a Wikipedia article. Please add more appropriate citations from reliable sources. (July 2010) Harald Mante Born March 29, 1936 (1936-03-29) (age 74) Berlin Nationality Germany Field Photography Harald Mante (born March 29, 1936 in Berlin), German photographer, artist, and designer. Since 1960 Mante had a great influence on the German color photography. He was in second generation a Bauhaus student and transformed the ideas of the famous masters of the Bauhaus into photography. His text books on composition and color design are world wide well known. Contents 1 Artistic Work 2 Publications 3 Video 4 References 5 Authority control (Normdaten) 6 External links // Artistic Work Harald Mante received his early education at the Werkkunstschule Wiesbaden, where he took painting classes from Vincent Weber. There, he got first introduced to the ideas of the German »Bauhaus«. In 1960 he purchased his first camera, financed by delivering newspapers. He successfully participated in several photography contests in Germany. Finally, in 1964, after a three month trip to Ireland, he decided to turn professional. In the following years, leading magazines such as Stern, Twen, Bild der Zeit, and Epoca published his work. In 1969, he published his first books on "Composition and Color Design" which was based on the fundamental principles of color design developed by famous painters such as Kandinsky, Klee, and Itten. In 1971, Harald Mante began teaching at the Gesamthochschule Wuppertal, and went to Dortmund University of Applied Art and Sciences in 1973 where he held a teaching position as full Professor for "Free and Experimental Photography". Mante was invited as visiting professor in 1978 from the University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, Canada) [1] and in 1989 from the Rochester Institute of Technology and the Parsons School of Design New York City. He continued to work as a Photographer on a freelance basis throughout his academic career. In these years, his work revolved around themes like "space and time", "reflections", and "self-shadows" and he published numerous books and journal articles. [2] In 1988, Harald Mante and Eva Witter started a major art project called "Bildräume (Image spaces) - Diaphane Metamorphosen von Schlössern in Europa" a black and white photographic work combining exterior and interior spaces of European castles on multiple exposures. In 1993, a second project "Weitsichten" (looking into the distance together) was initiated by the couple. In 2001, Harald Mante retired from his teaching position in Dortmund, but remained active, both as a fine art photographer and as an educator, teaching classes at the "Altenakademie Dortmund" and at the "European Art Academy" in Trier, as well as numerous workshops and seminars throughout the year. Harald Mante became a member of the German societies BFF in 1973 and DGPh in 1975. Publications Photo books (selection) Photography Unplugged (Englisch). Rocky Nook (Santa Barbara, CA, USA) 2009, ISBN 978-1-933952-47-5 Kompositionen (Monographie). Verlag Photographie, Schaffhausen 1987 Irland. C. J. Bucher Verlag, Luzern/Munich 1986 Kanada. C. J. Bucher Verlag, Luzern/Munich 1984 Österreich. C. J. Bucher Verlag, Luzern/Munich 1982 Toskana-Umbrien. C. J. Bucher Verlag, Luzern/Munich 1981 Photography teaching books (selection) Serial Photography - Using Themed Images to Improve Your Photographic Skills. Rocky Nook, 1 edition January 2011, ISBN 978-1-933952-73-4 The Photograph - Composition and Color Design. Rocky Nook, 1 edition 2008, ISBN 978-1933952260 Motive kreativ nutzen. Verlag Photographie, Schaffhausen 1996 Farb-Design. Otto Maier Verlag, Ravensburg 1970 (Licences in 4 Languages) Bildaufbau. Otto Maier Verlag, Ravensburg 1969 (Licences in 5 Languages) Exhibitions (selection) 2001 40 Jahre Fotografie. Medienbunker Dortmund, Germany 1987 Farbfotografien. MKK, Dortmund, Germany 1986 Venedig. Italienisches Kulturinstitut, Cologne, Germany 1982 Farbfotografie und Sequenzen. Galerie St. Johann, Saarbrücken, Germany 1978 Serien und Sequenzen. Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Canada [1] 1976 Serien und Sequenzen. Haus der Kunst, Hamburg, Germany 1974 Multiple Objekte. Galerie Die Insel, Hamburg, Germany 1966 Irland und Portugal. Photokina 66, Cologne, Germany Group exhibitions (selection) 2001 Dortmund forever. MKK, Dortmund, Germany 1990 Künstlerische Bierdeckel. Thier-Galerie, Dortmund, Germany 1983 4 Schüler von Vincent Weber. Nassauischer Kunstverein, Wiesbaden, Germany 1981 Farbe im Photo. Josef-Haubrich-Kunsthalle, Cologne, Germany 1977 Sequenzen von Künstlern. Hessisches Landesmuseum, Darmstadt, Germany 1973 Multiple Objekte. Cossonay, Laussane, Swiss 1968 2. Weltausstellung der Fotografie. Pressehaus Stern, Hamburg, Germany Exhibition »Bildräume« (Image spaces) together with Eva Witter (selection) 2008 Schloßmuseum Bad Pyrmont, Germany 2004 Landesmuseum Schloß Oldenburg, Germany 1998 Stadtmuseum Münster, Germany 1995 Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg, Germany 1993 Museum für Photographie, Braunschweig, Germany Video Video documentary about Harald Mante´s teaching and creative work, produced by the Eastman KODAK Company for its "Techniques of the Masters" broadcast series (April 1989). References ^ a b Harald Mante at ARTSask (Saskatoon, Canada), a project partnership for online line learning about art and artists ^ Arthur Bleich, "Harald Mante: True Colors", Rangefinder Magazin, (October 2010) Authority control (Normdaten) VIAF: 54944866 External links www.harald-mante.com www.simultanfotografie.de (Portfolio »Bildräume - Castles in Europe« & »Weitsichten - looking into the distance together«) Persondata Name Mante, Harald Alternative names Short description Date of birth March 29, 1936 Place of birth Berlin Date of death Place of death