Brooklyn Bridge Pylons from further away

Brooklyn Bridge Pylons from further awayArtwork Info About the Artist Artist News May 18, 1935 Gelatin silver print Annotated, 3s #3", in pencil, au verso Printed circa 1935 Unframed Alexander Artemiev was born March 25, 1903 in Gomel, Belarus, Russia. He was the youngest child of nine children. His prosperous family educated him in the gymnasium (prep school) where his older brother was the principal. Russia was in great turmoil in 1917, and Alexander, as well as so many others, was caught

Photographic Aesthetics

Light is the key element in achieving these ends

and during the Vietnam War he was among the few able to move easily between the North and South

Paul Butler’s multi-disciplinary practice is rooted in community

A reluctant recipient of fame

which is set in the area around Southam Street

in grease pencil

Estate # V81

which received widespread acclaim in the 1970s

died in 1958) was an amateur photographer working primarily in the region around Roubaix in northern France

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” the journal Nature declared in March 1874