Black Boy and Great Dane, Harlem (RETURNED TO CONSIGNOR)

Black Boy and Great Dane, Harlem (RETURNED TO CONSIGNOR)Artwork Info About the Artist Artist Docs Artist News 1964 Gelatin silver print Signed, titled, and dated, in pencil, au verso Artist Ref# 868 Printed in 1964 George S. Zimbel (American, b. 1929): In an era of increased manipulation of the photographic image by computer technology, George Zimbels commitment to the straight photograph has become stronger. A hallmark of his approach is non intervention. He photographs what is really happening and feels

circa 1940

circa 1935

Printed circa 2007

He lost his right arm while serving in the army and then turned to photography instead

who felt comfortable with Deiter thanks to the photographer’s long-standing friendship with Ono

but as a mature artist these tiny frames played out more complex emotions and expanded his apartment into a new world of discovery

Collotype on period paper

Arnold Genthe (1869-1942) was a German-born

and while at art school

and the Victoria and Albert Museum

Set of nine Chromogenic prints flush mounted to Sintra

he carefully cuts out the figures and places them into dioramas constructed from simple materials