BERLIN.- Gallery Argus Fotokunst Berlin presents Annemarie Heinrich Argentinean icons, on view through December 23, 2007. Having moved to Argentina from Germany as a young girl, she became an autodidact, she studied photography with well-known professionals in different photographic studios. In 1930, she set up her first studio in Buenos Aires. She is best known for her dramatic portraits of figures from Argentine film and theater and from famous writers, dancers and other celebritiues in the art and cultural world. Her very own personal style led her to be the cover photographer of the most prestigious movie and culture magazines, for over forty years.

She received international awards for her contributions to the visual arts, and her work has been exhibited in Latin America and Europe. Her last retrospective exhibition "Annemarie Heinrich. Un cuerpo, una luz, un reflejo" was held at the Recoltta Cultural Center's Cronopios Gallery in the city of Buenos Aires in October 2004. She created many of the images which remain in the collective memory.