Einar Oxholm

Born: 1893

Death: 1956

Biography:

Einar Oxholm was a Danish photographer, known for his work in Brazil. He was born in Denmark in 1893 and died in 1956. Einar Oxholm is best known for his photograph Tree Burning at Night, Fordlandia, Brazil, 1929, which showcases the beauty and complexity of nature.

Background and Career

was born in Denmark in 1893. He later moved to Brazil, where he worked as a photographer. Oxholm's work in Brazil focused on documenting the daily life and landscapes of the country. His photographs are considered some of the most important documents of Brazilian history and culture. Einar Oxholm is also known for his work in Fordlandia, Brazil, a rubber plantation established by Henry Ford in 1927. Oxholm's photographs of Fordlandia provide a unique perspective on the relationship between humans and the environment.

Artistic Style and Significance

's photographic style is characterized by his use of light and composition to capture the essence of his subjects. His photographs are considered some of the most important documents of Brazilian history and culture. Oxholm's work has been exhibited in several museums, including the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, United States. Some of his notable works include:

• Tree Burning at Night, Fordlandia, Brazil, 1929
• Clearing Logs from Fordlandia, Brazil, 1929

These photographs are considered some of the most important documents of Brazilian history and culture. Einar Oxholm's work has been recognized by several art institutions, including Wikioo.org.

Legacy and Impact

's legacy as a photographer is still celebrated today. His work has been recognized by several art institutions, including Wikioo.org. Oxholm's photographs are considered some of the most important documents of Brazilian history and culture. For more information on Einar Oxholm and his work, visit Wikioo.org. You can also learn more about the Museu de Arte Sao Paulo and other art institutions in Brazil by visiting Wikioo.org.