Konrad Helbig's post-war life was dedicated to the study and photographic exploration of Mediterranean cultures. His artistic output, particularly known for its intimate portrayals of young Sicilian men, continues a tradition of evocative photography. Through his captivating images and contributions to travel magazines, Helbig offered readers a distinct and sensual perspective on the Mediterranean. His sensitive work, preserving the atmosphere and beauty of the region, is now housed in significant photographic archives and collections.
Helbig's portraits and studies of the male body were taken in the 1950's and '60s and signify much more than just classical pictures from a bygone period of photography. This book provides a fascinating insight into Helbig's intimate world, a world full of eroticism and fantasy. His pictures range from sober, almost timid studies to bold and forthright portraits, providing photographic proof of the beauty of the male nude.
Die griechische Inselwelt
