Matthias Masuren (1873-1938), made his home in Berlin, Germany. He was also known as Fritz Matthias Masuren. He was a well-published German writer and champion of Pictorialism in Germany and Europe. "He attached the greatest importance to gum bichromate, as did most Austrians and Germans." (from footnote p.80 in J. Craig Annan: Selected texts and bibliography Edited by William Buchanan: Clio Press: 1994
Plate (Graveur) by Fillon et Heuse
Print: Ateliers Charles Wittmann
Included in the "Quatrieme Année Salon de Photographie" of the Photo-Club of Paris (1897)
