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The Hofatelier Elvira (tr. Court atelier Elvira, also known as Atelier Elvira or Salon Elvira) was a photography studio in Munich founded by jurist and actress Anita Augspurg and friend photographer Sophia Goudstikker in 1887 and is notable as the first company founded by women in Germany. A branch also existed in Augsburg from 1891. They became especially famous for their work in the feminist movement.

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rdfs:label	Atelier Elvira (de) Hofatelier Elvira (en)
rdfs:comment	Das Atelier Elvira, ab 1894 'Hof-Atelier Elvira' genannt, wurde 1887 von Anita Augspurg und Sophia Goudstikker als 'Photographische Anstalt' in München gegründet. Berühmtheit erlangte es durch die Arbeit der Gründerinnen in der Frauenbewegung. Eine Filiale bestand ab 1891 und hatte damals die Adresse Litera D 171 (heute Ludwigstrasse 22) in Augsburg. Der 1898 in der Von-der-Tann-Straße 15 errichtete Neubau des Münchner Ateliers war ein bedeutendes Bauwerk des Jugendstils. (de) The Hofatelier Elvira (tr. Court atelier Elvira, also known as Atelier Elvira or Salon Elvira) was a photography studio in Munich founded by jurist and actress Anita Augspurg and friend photographer Sophia Goudstikker in 1887 and is notable as the first company founded by women in Germany. A branch also existed in Augsburg from 1891. They became especially famous for their work in the feminist movement. (en)
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