Imogen Cunningham. Nudes

A naked body doesn't have to be obscene nor an object of desire nor anything controversial. It can simply be something beautiful, and that's how American photographer Imogen Cunningham (1883 – 1976) perceived and captured the human form. The exhibition 'Nudes' brings together a total of 18 images of naked bodies that are by no means recent – the earliest being one Cunningham took in 1906, a self-portrait among woods on the University of Washington campus. With this exhibition, La Fábrica aims to bring the value of the work of one of the great photographers of last century to a new audience.