John Heartfield mit seiner Frau Helene, Sohn Tom und seiner zweiten Ehefrau Barbara.-

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1919-[1937] und ohne Datum
Enthält: 598/14.1.1. "Stilles Glück", Helene Balzer, Tom Herzfeld und John Heartfield. Der Dada-Almanach, Berlin, 1920, S. 136 f., [Erich Reiss-Verlag, Berlin], 1919, Reproduktion: Dada-Almanach; 598/14.1.2. [Eva Herzfeld mit Bob Sondermeijer], [London, UK], [1947], Foto: ohne Angaben, mit Widmung auf der Rückseite; 598/14.1.3. Tom Heartfield und Eva Herzfeld, ohne Ort, [1935], Foto: ohne Angaben; 598/14.1.4. [Helene Balzer], Porträt, ohne Ort, ohne Datum, Foto: ohne Angaben, mit Widmung auf der Rückseite; 598/14.1.5. Barbara Friedmann, Tom Heartfield und Eva Herzfeld, bei Paris, Frankreich, [1935], Foto: ohne Angaben, Negativ vorhanden; 598/14.1.6. Eva Herzfeld und Tom Heartfield, ohne Ort, ohne Datum, Foto: ohne Angaben; 598/14.1.7. John Heartfield und Barbara Friedmann, [Paris, Frankreich], [1935], Foto: ohne Angaben; 598/14.1.8. Barbara Friedmann, Porträt, [Paris, Frankreich], [1935], [Foto: Ateliers Jérome]; 598/14.1.9. und 598/14.1.10. Egon Erwin Kisch, Eva Herzfeld und Tom Heartfield, [Paris, Frankreich], [1935], Foto: ohne Angaben; 598/14.1.11. John Heartfield und Tom Heartfield, Prag, ČSR, [1937], Foto: ohne Angaben; 598/14.1.12. John Heartfield, Porträt, Prag, ČSR, [1937], Foto: ohne Angaben;
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Weitere Personen: Heartfield, Tom / Schriftsetzer, Sohn von John Heartfield aus erster Ehe (1918-1991) / Dargestellte Person

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