Richard Hauffe

1878–1933 (age 55)

Biography

Richard Hauffe (1878–1933) was an Austrian photographer who documented the visual culture of Vienna during the early 20th century. His photographic work captured the aesthetic and social dimensions of a city undergoing rapid modernization and change.

Hauffe is remembered as an artist and visual chronicler whose photographs contribute to our understanding of Vienna's cultural and urban landscape during the interwar period.

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