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Grete Stern Coppola
A Bauhaus Legacy Forged in Argentina: The Life and Work of Grete Stern Coppola Grete Stern, born in Elberfeld, Germany, in 1904, was a photographer whose life became a compelling narrative of artistic innovation, displacement, and the power of visual storytelling. Her journey began amidst the burgeoning avant-garde movements of Europe, specifically within the influential walls of the Bauhaus school—a period that would indelibly shape h
er aesthetic sensibility. Stern’s early exposure to graphic arts in Stuttgart provided a foundation, but it was photography, inspired by figures like Edward Weston and Paul Outerbridge, that truly ignited her passion. This led her to Berlin, where she embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration with Ellen Rosenberg Auerbach, forming the studio ringl+pit. The name itself, derived from their childhood nicknames, speaks to the intimate cre…