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Private Consignment Salon & Sale
Private Consignment Salon & Sale
September 23 - October 24, 2020

Private Consignment Salon & Sale

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Works

  • Emmet Gowin, Route 58, Virginia, June, 1965
    Emmet Gowin, Route 58, Virginia, June, 1965
  • Irving Penn, Iceland Poppy/Papaver nudicaule (B), New York (IP.P.1223), 2006
    Irving Penn, Iceland Poppy/Papaver nudicaule (B), New York (IP.P.1223), 2006
  • Brett Weston, Underwater Nude, 1978
    Brett Weston, Underwater Nude, 1978
  • André Kertész, Esztergom (Hungary) p. 41. Aug 31, 1917
    André Kertész, Esztergom (Hungary) p. 41. Aug 31, 1917
  • Hiroshi Sugimoto, Hall of Thirty-three Bays, 1995
    Hiroshi Sugimoto, Hall of Thirty-three Bays, 1995
  • Eudora Welty, Mother and Child, 1935
    Eudora Welty, Mother and Child, 1935
  • Mary Ellen Mark, Tiny in her Halloween Costume, Seattle, Washington, 1983
    Mary Ellen Mark, Tiny in her Halloween Costume, Seattle, Washington, 1983
  • Eliot Porter, Edge of the Colorado River at Mile 122, Grand Canyon, Arizona, 1967
    Eliot Porter, Edge of the Colorado River at Mile 122, Grand Canyon, Arizona, 1967
  • O. Winston Link, Hot Shot Eastbound at the Drive-In, Iaeger, West Virginia, 1956
    O. Winston Link, Hot Shot Eastbound at the Drive-In, Iaeger, West Virginia, 1956
  • Ansel Adams, Sand Dunes, Sunrise, Death Valley, California, 1948
    Ansel Adams, Sand Dunes, Sunrise, Death Valley, California, 1948
  • Albert Arthur Allen, Untitled Nude (From The Boudoir Series, no. 32), 1916 - 1930
    Albert Arthur Allen, Untitled Nude (From The Boudoir Series, no. 32), 1916 - 1930
  • Albert Arthur Allen, Untitled Nude (From The Boudoir Series, no. 42), 1916 - 1930
    Albert Arthur Allen, Untitled Nude (From The Boudoir Series, no. 42), 1916 - 1930
  • Holly Andres, The Lost Mitten, from Sparrow Lane, 2008
    Holly Andres, The Lost Mitten, from Sparrow Lane, 2008
  • Diane Arbus, Couple on a pier, NYC, 1963
    Diane Arbus, Couple on a pier, NYC, 1963
  • Diane Arbus, Man and a boy on a bench in Central Park, N.Y.C, 1962
    Diane Arbus, Man and a boy on a bench in Central Park, N.Y.C, 1962
  • Lillian Bassman, Harper's Bazaar, Barbara Mullen, Hotel Ritz, Paris, 1949
    Lillian Bassman, Harper's Bazaar, Barbara Mullen, Hotel Ritz, Paris, 1949
  • Ruth Bernhard, Luminous Body, 1962
    Ruth Bernhard, Luminous Body, 1962
  • Ruth Bernhard, Mr. Reilly, San Francisco, 1956
    Ruth Bernhard, Mr. Reilly, San Francisco, 1956
  • Ruth Bernhard, Perspective II, 1967
    Ruth Bernhard, Perspective II, 1967
  • Ruth Bernhard, Two Forms, 1963
    Ruth Bernhard, Two Forms, 1963
  • Julie Blackmon, Dinner Party, 2008
    Julie Blackmon, Dinner Party, 2008
  • Harry Callahan, Atlanta, 1984
    Harry Callahan, Atlanta, 1984
  • Harry Callahan, Atlanta, 1984
    Harry Callahan, Atlanta, 1984
  • Harry Callahan, Chicago, 1949
    Harry Callahan, Chicago, 1949
  • Harry Callahan, Collage, Chicago, 1958
    Harry Callahan, Collage, Chicago, 1958
  • Harry Callahan, Eleanor (Lone Figure), 1949
    Harry Callahan, Eleanor (Lone Figure), 1949
  • Harry Callahan, Eleanor, Aix-en-Provence, France, 1958
    Harry Callahan, Eleanor, Aix-en-Provence, France, 1958
  • Harry Callahan, Eleanor, Port Huron + Callahan, 1954, 1976
    Harry Callahan, Eleanor, Port Huron + Callahan, 1954, 1976
  • Harry Callahan, Maine, 1962
    Harry Callahan, Maine, 1962
  • Harry Callahan, Multiple Exposure Tree, 1956
    Harry Callahan, Multiple Exposure Tree, 1956
  • Harry Callahan, Rhode Island (Grasses), 1965
    Harry Callahan, Rhode Island (Grasses), 1965
  • Harry Callahan, Street Scene, with Left Turn Only Sign, 1950 - 1960
    Harry Callahan, Street Scene, with Left Turn Only Sign, 1950 - 1960
  • Harry Callahan, Woman with Kerchief, 1949
    Harry Callahan, Woman with Kerchief, 1949
  • Gregory Crewdson, Trailer Park #01, 2006
    Gregory Crewdson, Trailer Park #01, 2006
  • Frantisek Drtikol, Untitled (nude with ring), 1927
    Frantisek Drtikol, Untitled (nude with ring), 1927
  • John Dugdale, Lutto (Mourning), 1997
    John Dugdale, Lutto (Mourning), 1997
  • William Eggleston, Self-Portrait in Profile in a Photo Booth, ca. 1974
    William Eggleston, Self-Portrait in Profile in a Photo Booth, ca. 1974
  • William Eggleston, Untitled (Gully from Above with Pines), 1967
    William Eggleston, Untitled (Gully from Above with Pines), 1967
  • William Eggleston, Untitled from Portfolio 10.D.70.V2 (Woman's Nude Silhouette on Red Door), 1972
    William Eggleston, Untitled from Portfolio 10.D.70.V2 (Woman's Nude Silhouette on Red Door), 1972
  • Elliott Erwitt, New York City (Marilyn Monroe), 1956
    Elliott Erwitt, New York City (Marilyn Monroe), 1956
  • Walker Evans, Untitled (African mask), 1935
    Walker Evans, Untitled (African mask), 1935
  • Walker Evans, Untitled (African Sculpture), 1935
    Walker Evans, Untitled (African Sculpture), 1935
  • Robert Frank, NYC (Cadillac), 1962
    Robert Frank, NYC (Cadillac), 1962
  • Lee Friedlander, New Orleans, 1959
    Lee Friedlander, New Orleans, 1959
  • Lee Friedlander, New York City, 1966
    Lee Friedlander, New York City, 1966
  • Ralph Gibson, Mary Jane in Sardinia, 1980
    Ralph Gibson, Mary Jane in Sardinia, 1980
  • William Gottlieb, Dizzy Gillespie on 52nd Street, NYC, c. 1946
    William Gottlieb, Dizzy Gillespie on 52nd Street, NYC, c. 1946
  • Elton John AIDS Foundation Photography Portfolio I, Damien Hirst: AIDS/HIV Drugs, 2008
    Elton John AIDS Foundation Photography Portfolio I, Damien Hirst: AIDS/HIV Drugs, 2008
  • Horst P. Horst, "Triangles, " Male Nude, N.Y., 1952
    Horst P. Horst, "Triangles, " Male Nude, N.Y., 1952
  • Horst P. Horst, Lisa with Turban, 1940
    Horst P. Horst, Lisa with Turban, 1940
  • Horst P. Horst, Male Nude II (Backside), 1952
    Horst P. Horst, Male Nude II (Backside), 1952
  • André Kertész, Ecoliers (the students), 1930
    André Kertész, Ecoliers (the students), 1930
  • André Kertész, Plate B August 13 1979
    André Kertész, Plate B August 13 1979
  • Dorothea Lange, Hoe Culture in the South; negro farm hand, near Birmingham, Alabama July, 1936
    Dorothea Lange, Hoe Culture in the South; negro farm hand, near Birmingham, Alabama July, 1936
  • Herman Leonard, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stilt, New York, 1953
    Herman Leonard, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stilt, New York, 1953
  • O. Winston Link, Highball for the Double Header, Blue Ridge, 1959
    O. Winston Link, Highball for the Double Header, Blue Ridge, 1959
  • Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Kids on Porch), 1963
    Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Kids on Porch), 1963
  • Robert Mapplethorpe, Ken and Lydia, 1985
    Robert Mapplethorpe, Ken and Lydia, 1985
  • Yamamoto Masao, A box of Ku #643
    Yamamoto Masao, A box of Ku #643
  • Susan Meiselas, El Salvador (Soldiers search bus passengers along the Northern Highway, near Suchitoto), 1980
    Susan Meiselas, El Salvador (Soldiers search bus passengers along the Northern Highway, near Suchitoto), 1980
  • Ray K. Metzker, Chicago (59-Af-1 s92), 1959
    Ray K. Metzker, Chicago (59-Af-1 s92), 1959
  • Ray K. Metzker, Venetian Blinds, 1966
    Ray K. Metzker, Venetian Blinds, 1966
  • Sarah Moon, Anatomie, 1997
    Sarah Moon, Anatomie, 1997
  • Andrew Moore, Opera House, Irkutsk, Russia, 2003
    Andrew Moore, Opera House, Irkutsk, Russia, 2003
  • Charles Moore, Arrest of Martin Luther King Jr. at Police Department, Montgomery, Alabama, 1958
    Charles Moore, Arrest of Martin Luther King Jr. at Police Department, Montgomery, Alabama, 1958
  • Vik Muniz, The Steerage (After Stieglitz) from Pictures of Chocolate, 2000
    Vik Muniz, The Steerage (After Stieglitz) from Pictures of Chocolate, 2000
  • Arnold Newman, Georgia O'Keeffe, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, 1968
    Arnold Newman, Georgia O'Keeffe, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, 1968
  • Dorothy Norman, Portrait of Alfred Stieglitz, 1933
    Dorothy Norman, Portrait of Alfred Stieglitz, 1933
  • Gordon Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton, Mobile, Alabama, (37.003) ©The Gordon Parks Foundation, 1956
    Gordon Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton, Mobile, Alabama, (37.003) ©The Gordon Parks Foundation, 1956
  • Gordon Parks, Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama (37.028), 1956
    Gordon Parks, Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama (37.028), 1956
  • Irving Penn, Feather Glove (Small Neg XXX), 1975
    Irving Penn, Feather Glove (Small Neg XXX), 1975
  • Matthew Pillsbury, Goya's Duchess of Alba, Goya Order & Disorder, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, 2014 (TV14685)
    Matthew Pillsbury, Goya's Duchess of Alba, Goya Order & Disorder, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, 2014 (TV14685)
  • Bettina Rheims, 24 April, Paris, 1991
    Bettina Rheims, 24 April, Paris, 1991
  • Aaron Siskind, New York 2, 1951
    Aaron Siskind, New York 2, 1951
  • Aaron Siskind, Chicago 25, 1958
    Aaron Siskind, Chicago 25, 1958
  • Aaron Siskind, North Carolina 30, 1951
    Aaron Siskind, North Carolina 30, 1951
  • Melvin Sokolsky, Look Down, New York, 1960
    Melvin Sokolsky, Look Down, New York, 1960
  • Vee Speers, Untitled #3, The Birthday Party, 2008
    Vee Speers, Untitled #3, The Birthday Party, 2008
  • Vee Speers, Untitled #30, The Birthday Party, 2008
    Vee Speers, Untitled #30, The Birthday Party, 2008
  • Hiroshi Sugimoto, Austrian Post Office Savings Bank, 2002
    Hiroshi Sugimoto, Austrian Post Office Savings Bank, 2002
  • Henri Cartier-Bresson, Seville, Spain, 1933
    Henri Cartier-Bresson, Seville, Spain, 1933
  • Henri Cartier-Bresson, The Last Days of the Kuomintang (market crash), Shanghai, China, 1948-1949
    Henri Cartier-Bresson, The Last Days of the Kuomintang (market crash), Shanghai, China, 1948-1949
  • Hiroshi Sugimoto, Galvez House, 2002
    Hiroshi Sugimoto, Galvez House, 2002
  • Edward Weston, Nude, 1939
    Edward Weston, Nude, 1939
  • Minor White, Root and Frost, Rochester, NY, 1958
    Minor White, Root and Frost, Rochester, NY, 1958
  • Kohei Yoshiyuki, Untitled, from The Park, 1971
    Kohei Yoshiyuki, Untitled, from The Park, 1971
  • Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Dr. Martin Luther King just before he speaks at Birmingham), 1963
    Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Dr. Martin Luther King just before he speaks at Birmingham), 1963
  • Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Woman In Paddy Wagon), 1963-1964
    Danny Lyon, Civil Rights Series (Woman In Paddy Wagon), 1963-1964
  • W. Eugene Smith, Through Darkness & Light Portfolio, 1946 - 1954
    W. Eugene Smith, Through Darkness & Light Portfolio, 1946 - 1954
  • Clarence John Laughlin, Elegy for Moss Land, 1940
    Clarence John Laughlin, Elegy for Moss Land, 1940
  • Clarence John Laughlin, Passage to Never Land, 1958
    Clarence John Laughlin, Passage to Never Land, 1958
  • Sally Mann, Sisters at War, 1991
    Sally Mann, Sisters at War, 1991
  • Frantisek Drtikol, Draped Nude with circle, Bromografia 109, 1928
    Frantisek Drtikol, Draped Nude with circle, Bromografia 109, 1928

Press release

Artist

  • Berenice Abbott

    Berenice Abbott Biography

    Berenice Abbott was a central figure in and important bridge between the photographic circles and cultural hubs of Paris and New York. Berenice Abbott was born in Springfield, Ohio, and in 1918 moved to New York, where she studied sculpture independently, meeting and making vital connections with Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray, leaders of the American avant-garde. In 1921, Berenice Abbott moved to Paris and continued her study of sculpture there and, later, in Berlin, before returning to Paris and becoming an assistant at the Man Ray Studio, where she would master photography. Berenice Abbott's first solo...

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  • Ansel Adams

    Ansel Adams Biography Known for capturing essential landscapes along the American west, Ansel Adams established himself as one of the most influential and prolific 20th century photographers. Distinct from his contemporaries, Adams was not preoccupied with capturing shots that perfectly emulate reality; instead, he harnessed his knowledge of photographic theory and employed techniques that highlight the intricate and effervescent character of some of Earth’s greatest sites. His work evokes the same heightened sense of serenity that one feels when experiencing an element of nature for the first time.

    Adams was born in San Francisco in 1902. Faced with dyslexia... View artist page
  • Albert Arthur Allen

    Albert Arthur Allen Biography Albert Arthur Allen (1886-1962) was known for his nude portraiture during the 1920’s. Though he claimed his purpose for capturing women in the nude was to carve pathways towards gender equality, audiences largely wrote off Allen’s work as obscene. His use of classical motifs as manifested throughout his subjects’ poses exhibits timeless qualities, deeming his work still contemporarily relevant.

    Born into a wealthy family in Grafton, MA, Allen set off to Oakland, CA upon his twentieth birthday to study fine art photography. In 1916, he opened his own studio: the Allen Institute of Fine Art. Allen... View artist page
  • Holly Andres

    Holly Andres Biography Holly Andres, a Portland-based photographer and director has made waves on the art scene for over a decade. Her portraiture is cinematic in feel and often depicts young girls in activities, haloed in childhood innocence and yet has a darker, more poignant meaning when looked at with a fixed eye. She uses photography to examine the complexities of childhood, the fleeting nature of memory, and female introspection.

    Holly named her inspiration as her two older sisters for her critically acclaimed The Fallen Fawn series. They once found a suitcase full of women's items and fashions by... View artist page
  • Diane Arbus

    Diane Arbus Biography American photographer Diane Arbus (1923-1971) did the work of subverting both social and artistic mores through her black-and-white portraits of vulnerable individuals in intensly personal moments. She frequently wandered around New York City with her camera, capturing groups and individuals who have historically occupied a space stigmatized by normative social structures. Her work exhibits a diverse range of marginalized identities, including subjects with mental illness, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and subjects embodying the essence of the middle class.

    Born into a wealthy New York family in 1923, Arbus began engaging with art from a young... View artist page
  • Lillian Bassman

    Lillian Bassman Biography Lillian Bassman (1917 - 2012) was born in Brooklyn, New York, to parents she once described as “bohemian.” This fashion photographer fell in love fast with the photographs of dancer Isadora Duncan in her flowing, floating gowns, inspiring Lillian’s affinity for scarves which she attributed to Isadora’s sinuous, constantly moving fabrics.

    Lillian worked as a textile designer and fashion illustrator before working at Harper’s Bazaar in 1946. In 1949, she photographed her first Paris couture collection, which led to Lillian Bassman’s distinguished career as a photographer of the era’s leading models. However, she once claimed it... View artist page
  • Ruth Bernhard

    Ruth Bernhard Biography Ruth Bernhard, a German-born American photographer, began her artistic career at the Berlin Academy of Arts in 1925. After two years of studying at the Berlin Academy of Arts, Bernhard moved to New York, New York to live with her graphic designer father, Lucian Bernhard. It was there she landed a job as a darkroom assistant to Ralph Steiner, head of the photography department for Delineator magazine. While her role as the darkroom assistant to Steiner was brief, she eventually found herself making her first camera equipment purchase shortly after, beginning her journey in freelance photography.

    ... View artist page
  • Julie Blackmon

    Julie Blackmon Biography Contemporary American photographer Julie Blackmon draws inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painters, creating photographs based around the people and places in her small community.

    Blackmon has compared her surroundings to a giant Hollywood prop closet, where a Starbucks employee out on a smoke break may appear in her next photograph, or the beauty shop she passes every day becomes the setting for a new piece. “It’s a fun perspective to have … to see the world around you as a potential story or idea. It changes how you see things.... View artist page
  • Margaret Bourke-White

    Margaret Bourke-White Biography

    Margaret Bourke-White was a pioneering American photojournalist whose work at home and abroad captured some of the most harrowing events of the early 20th century. Bourke-White established her career in the 1920s as a photojournalist for LIFE Magazine, documenting the Great Depression and Dust Bowl in the American midwest. She focused her lens internationally as political climates began to swelter in the 1930s, and became famous at the onset of World War II as the first female war correspondent and first woman allowed to work in combat zones.

    Born in the Bronx, NY in...

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  • Harry Callahan

    Harry Callahan Biography Harry Callahan was born in Detroit, Michigan, on October 22, 1912. Upon graduating from the public schools of the Royal Oak suburbs, Callahan would attend Michigan State College for three semesters to study engineering. In 1933, Callahan would leave school and start working for Chrysler Parts Corporation as a shipping clerk. This same year, Callahan would meet his wife, Eleanor Knapp, who eventually served as a primary subject in many of his works throughout his photography career.

    Though Callahan never formally studied photography in the classroom, he found great interest in it as a hobby at... View artist page
  • Henri Cartier-Bresson

    Henri Cartier-Bresson French photographer and artist Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) tirelessly worked as a prolific photojournalist from the 1930s up until his death in 2004. A hand-held Leica camera accompanied the young artist as he wandered Paris; the young artist helped pioneer the then-burgeoning street photography movement. Henri Cartier-Bresson’s work may best be crystallized in his image, Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare (1932), which features a man in suspended mid-air as he sails over a placid puddle behind the Gare Saint-Lazare train station; he had a knack for catching impossibly quick moments as they unfolded around him. Henri Cartier-Bresson also co-founded the... View artist page
  • William Eggleston

    William Eggleston Biography

    William Eggleston (American, b.1939) is a photographer who was instrumental in making color photography an acceptable and revered form of art, worthy of gallery display. William Eggleston's photography is widely known for his colorful, vibrant photos of everyday subject matter such as storefronts, cars, buildings, and more. Born and raised in the South, William Eggleston was the son of an engineer and a local judge. William Eggleston spent his childhood drawing, playing piano, and tinkering with electronics. William Eggleston found great joy in cutting out the pictures in magazines and purchasing postcards, and had a love of...

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  • Walker Evans

    Walker Evans Biography Born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1903, photographer Walker Evans took up photography in 1928.

    Walker Evans is best known for his work for the Farm Security Administration of the U.S. Department of the Interior documenting the effects of The Great Depression. His focus was the government-run resettlement community that housed unemployed West Virginia coal miners.

    Much of Walker Evans' change to photography from the FSA period in 1935-36 uses the large-format, 8x10-inch camera. His goal was to show Americans how the government was helping fix the myriad of problems associated with poverty during The... View artist page
  • Robert Frank

    Robert Frank Biography Swiss-born American filmmaker and photographer, Robert Frank (1924- 2019) most often captured people in the throes of daily life. “There is one thing the photograph must contain, the humanity of the moment,” he once said. “This kind of photography is realism. But realism is not enough- there has to be a vision, and the two together can make a good photograph.” Frank saw the world in a way that was at odds with commonly perceived visual clichés of his time, but which was definitely more truthful. He has a fresh and nuanced outsider’s view of American society.... View artist page
  • Lee Friedlander

    Lee Friedlander Lee Friedlander, an influential American photographer, is known for his innovative scenes of city streets which often feature candid portraits of people, signs, and reflections of himself in storefront windows. Friedlander has the ability to organize an endless amount of visual information in dynamic compositions and makes humorous and poignant images among the chaos of city life. Friedlander’s street photography captures the abrupt overlaps of light and content in urban landscapes.

    Born in 1934 in Aberdeen, Washington, Lee Friedlander began photographing when he was only fourteen years old. He studied photography at the Art Center School in... View artist page
  • Ralph Gibson

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  • William Gottlieb

    William Gottlieb Biography William Gottlieb was an American photographer who documented the preeminent performers of the “Golden Age” of American jazz in the 1930s and 40s. Gottlieb’s photography career began when he volunteered to take photos to accompany his weekly jazz column in The Washington Post. Gottlieb was self-taught in photography, using his knack for storytelling to create captivating black and white portraits of his subjects in intimate settings. Some of his most famous subjects include Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, and Theolonius Monk.

    Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1917, Gottlieb went... View artist page

  • Horst P. Horst

    Horst P. Horst Biography

    Horst P. Horst (1906-1999) was in Weissenfels-an-der-Salle, Germany. Originally channeling inspiration for shooting fashion from Baron George Hoyningen-Huene, Horst P. Horst eventually developed his own style, particularly manipulating light to highlight subjects’ features. By 1931, Horst P. Horst was shooting regularly for French Vogue, as fostered through a friendship with Hoyningen-Huene. Eight years later he made one of his most famous works, Mainbocher Corset, which featured a woman’s back strapped into a corset and published in Vogue. Horst P. Horst primarily worked in the studio, sometimes taking days to strike the right balance of light and...

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  • André Kertész

    André Kertész Biography

    André Kertész (1894-1985) was born in Budapest, Hungary. He started to develop his passion and eye for photography at a young age. He was professionally trained in the financial world and as a beekeeper, but at age 31, after 13 years dabbling in amateur photography in Hungary, André Kertész moved to Paris to fulfil his dream of pursuing a career as a photographer.

    Not knowing many people or the language he struggled at first both professionally and personally. He soon began to befriend and take inspiration from the bohemian community of international artists that he met in...

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  • Herman Leonard

    Herman Leonard Biography

    Herman Leonard was born in Allentown, PA in 1923. At the young age of 9, he witnessed an image being developed in his brother’s darkroom and became enthralled with the magic of photography.

    In 1947, after a stint in Burma during WWII, Herman Leonard graduated from Ohio University with a BFA in Photography, the only school in the nation to offer such a degree at the time. He then drove straight to Yousuf Karsh’s house in Ottowa, Canada and asked for a job. Karsh wasn’t hiring but was impressed enough with young Herman Leonard to take him...

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  • O. Winston Link

    O. Winston Link Biography

    Pioneer American photographer, O. Winston Link, is a commercial photographer best known for his images of steam locomotives. Unlike the street photography of Link’s time which was dependent on the natural light available, Link used a shooting method that was truly unique. His technique employed elaborate staging and synchronized flashes on a large scale. He developed new forms of lighting equipment, rigging 43 flash bulbs to strike simultaneously in his effort to capture the locomotives in action at night. In addition, Link used a large-format camera as opposed to the popular 35mm.

    Link was born in...

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  • Danny Lyon

    Danny Lyon Biography Danny Lyon is a self-made American filmmaker and photographer. He's also known for his writing skills, which he uses to compliment his images. Danny received a BA in history from the University of Chicago in 1963. He also published his first photographs for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, where he served as a staff photographer in the same year. His photos were featured in The Movement , a documentary book about the Southern Civil Rights Movement.

    Later, Lyon moved on to writing books. His first publication was The Bikeriders (1967), which is a study of outlaw... View artist page
  • Ray K. Metzker

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  • Sarah Moon

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  • Andrew Moore

    Andrew Moore Biography

    American photographer Andrew Moore (born 1957) carved his place in the art world making large format color photographs. Andrew Moore's photography series — typically taken over the course of many years —capture the effect of time on natural and man-made landscapes. Andrew Moore's photography follows locales from Cuba to Russia and the United States, including slices of cities like Detroit and New York as well as broader regions including the High Plains and American South. Andrew Moore's photography take a documentary-style approach to the craft makes his work feel like a mixture of equal parts journalism and...

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  • Vik Muniz

    Vik Muniz Biography Vik Muniz, born in December 1961 in Sao Paolo, Brazil, is an influential Brazilian artist and photographer best known for his complex visual artworks, recreating memorable photographs of historical paintings and pop culture references through ordinary objects. Influenced by artists such as Man Ray and Max Ernst, Muniz's pieces are historical works and scenes that use various materials such as tomato sauce, diamonds, dirt, chocolate, jelly, toys, and trash.

    Before Muniz became the critically acclaimed artist that he is, he set out as a trained sculptor. Through self-discovery, Muniz's specialized style originated from capturing a photograph... View artist page
  • Arnold Newman

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  • Gordon Parks

    Gordon Parks Biography

    Humanitarian photographer Gordon Parks (1912-2006) was born into segregated Kansas in 1912. Gordon Parks' photography style developed from a fellowship chronicling extreme poverty and social conditions for the Farm Security Administration, under the mentorship of Roy Stryker. Gordon Parks also worked as a filmmaker and memoirist, breaking color boundaries across the board. Gordon Parks captured arresting images highlighting deeply problematic oppression and racism across the nation, including the notable American Gothic, Washington, D.C. (1942), featuring F.S.A. chairperson Ella Watson posed with a broom and mop, staring blankly ahead and standing in front of an unfurled American flag....

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  • Irving Penn

    Irving Penn Biography Irving Penn, an American photographer most notably known for his more than sixty years of work and sophisticated fashion images in numerous issues of Vogue magazine, was born in Plainfield, New Jersey. His rise in art and photography began when he first attended the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Arts in 1934. While he initially viewed himself as an aspiring painter, his career course shifted when he began studying design with Alexey Brodovitch, his teacher and mentor. During his time studying with Brodovitch, Irving Penn studied painting, drawing, industrial arts, and graphics. This encounter ultimately allowed Irving... View artist page
  • Matthew Pillsbury

    Matthew Pillsbury Biography

    French-American photographer Matthew Pillsbury (1973-present) specializes in taking photos with long exposure times, using only available light. Most of Matthew Pillsbury’s photography focuses on city life, the passage of time and the relationship between both the disconnect and unification modern technology summons. His most well-known series is titled Screen Lives, and focuses on how people interact (and are absorbed by) the screens that dominate their lives. The long-exposure photographs in Screen Lives primarily feature people watching television, using their computer, and staring into mobile devices. “With computers and cellphones the question became ‘What’s representative of your use...

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  • Melvin Sokolsky

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  • Vee Speers

    Vee Speers Biography

    For over two decades, Australian French artist Vee Speers has established herself in the art world with her unforgettable portraits. Her carefully choreographed images are painterly and ethereal, with a visual and metaphorical ambiguity which challenges established narratives.

    Her work has been exhibited in museums, galleries, art fairs and festivals around the world, and been published in features and on covers of more than 60 international magazines, with 3 sold-out monographs of her work. Her photographs have been acquired by Sir Elton John Collection, Michael Wilson Collection, Hoffman Collection U.S. , Carter Potash Collection, Morten Viskum Collection,...

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  • Hiroshi Sugimoto

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  • Edward Weston

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