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Feldschuh Gallery - Henri Cartier-Bresson, Set of Four Photogravures

US$25,000.00 The four images in this set were selected by Henri Cartier-Bresson to create a limited-edition portfolio. Pictured clockwise, from top left: an intimate portrait of documentary photographer Martine Franck, his second wife; a 1934 scene of lesbian love in Mexico ("I would never have managed them to pose," he said of the unstaged tableau); the naked body of Surrealist artist Leonor Fini, afloat in Italy in 1933; and a relaxed take on the theme of classical nudes. Each gravure has been signed and editioned by the artist in pencil.DATE: 1933-1989MEDIUM: PhotogravuresDIMENSIONS: (FRAMED) 19.68 inch (width) x 17.19 inch (height) x 1.75 inch (depth) ; Frame: 0.25 inch (face)FRAMING:Black frame*This item requires special delivery. We will contact you within one business day to discuss shipping arrangements and fees. Please contact us for a quote.*

Feldschuh Gallery - Lucien Clergue, Untitled, c. 1975

US$4,500.00 One of the most idiosyncratic and influential French photographers, Lucien Clergue, combines a subtle artistic sensibility with the sensuality of his native Provence. This work, infused with the influences of Edward Weston and Minor White, reduces the landscape to a poetic interplay of light and shadow: an undulating ground fractured by a lone line in the sand.DATE: c. 1975MEDIUM:...

Feldschuh Gallery - Joel-Peter Witkin, Three Kinds of Woman, 1992

US$40,000.00 The elaborately staged and often erotically charged scenes of Joel-Peter Witkin explore grand themes of religion, sex, and mortality. This work, which appeared in his 1993 book_Twelve Photographs_, is a prime example of Witkin's photographic tableaux. Made in Mexico City, it is a darkly fantastical, south-of-the-border take on Georges Seurat's 1888 painting_Les Poseuses_. The large size of this print...

Feldschuh Gallery - Barbara Morgan, Martha Graham, War Theme, 1941

US$7,000.00 Widely recognized for her groundbreaking photographic images of the American modern dance movement, Barbara Morgan (1900-1992) created this 1941 work as part of a collaboration with William Carlos Williams, who was writing a poem on the Spanish Civil War, and Martha Graham. The pioneering dancer and choreographer is pictured here in her studio, where the force of her movement...

Feldschuh Gallery - Martin Munkacsi, Untitled, 1923

US$1,250.00 Considered by many to be the father of modern fashion photography, Hungarian-born Martin Munkácsi (1896-1963) injected spontaneity into photojournalism, earning him the nickname "the kinetic man." This snapshot-like 1923 work, here as an unsigned copy print on fiber paper, is a prime example of Munkácsi's signature vitality and luminous ease.DATE: 1923MEDIUM: Gelatin silver copy printDIMENSIONS: (FRAMED) 21.25 inches (width)...

Feldschuh Gallery - Lucien Clergue, Nus de la Mer, c. 1960

US$31,650.00 One of the most idiosyncratic and influential French photographers, Lucien Clergue, combines a subtle artistic sensibility with the heat and sensuality of his native Provence. This portfolio of ten gelatin silver prints, signed and edition numbered 44/150 in colored pencil, celebrates the female form, bathed and buoyant in the sea.DATE: c. 1960MEDIUM: Gelatin silver prints mounted on paperDIMENSIONS (FRAMED):...

Feldschuh Gallery - Irving Penn, Still Life with Watermelon, 1947

US$75,000.00 "I feed on art more than I ever do on photographs," said Irving Penn (1917-2009). This 1947 still life is a testament to the photographer's art historical nourishment. The postprandial scene, colorful and sensual with a hint of decay, positions a juicy pink watermelon wedge at its center, and from this pure plane descends the detritus of a meal-napkin,...

Feldschuh Gallery - Helmut Newton, "Here's Looking at You" Series for Playboy, 1991

US$15,000.00 Part of a 1991 commission for _Playboy_, Helmut Newton's "Here's Looking at You" is an enthralling game of glances between three women. The central figure boldly displays her nude body, also reflected in the mirror with her visage now at a profile. Two other women crane their heads to gaze at the statuesque model. The image simultaneously celebrates and...

Feldschuh Gallery - Henri Cartier-Bresson, Calle Cuauhtemocztin, 1934

US$28,000.00 The work of Henri Cartier-Bresson oscillates between the fantasy of Surrealism and the reality of early photojournalism. He achieves a balance of the two extremes in this 1934 double portrait of Mexico City prostitutes. The exaggerated expression and makeup of the woman to the viewer's left creates an element of fantasy embedded within an otherwise typical scene of the...

Feldschuh Gallery - Mona Kuhn, Flower, 2005

US$8,500.00 Brazilian-born, Los Angeles-based artist Mona Kuhn is widely known for her large-scale, dream-like photographs of the female nude. In this signed, dated, and editioned chromogenic print, she focuses on the blooming flower-both the literal, red and orange flowers in the foreground and the tanned, nude female subject obscured in the background.DATE:2005MEDIUM:Chromogenic printDIMENSIONS:19.9 inches by 19.9 inches (unframed)EDITION:5/10*This item requires...

Feldschuh Gallery - Helmut Newton, Study on Voyeurism I, Los Angeles, 1989 (variant)

US$50,500.00 One of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, Helmut Newton (1920-2004) was a tireless explorer of the connections between voyeurism and sensuality. In this 1989 image, a nude woman sprawls on a mansion floor, extending her arm to a man with a video camera. She gestures toward him as the camera glides over her body. The videographer...

Feldschuh Gallery - Garry Winogrand, Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles from New California Views, 1964

US$12,500.00 Garry Winogrand (1928-1984) unflinchingly captured America's swings between optimism and upheaval in the postwar era. Best known for his New York City street photography, he switched gears-and coasts-to capture this 1964 shot of a sunbather and an employee of the iconic Beverly Hills hotel. The untitled work, from the portfolio _New California Views_, is also in the collection of...

Feldschuh Gallery - Gyorgy Kepes, Oval Canvas, 1986

US$8,500.00 In the early 1980s, the Polaroid Foundation invited Hungarian-born painter and photographer György Kepes (1906-2001) to use the 20x24 Polaroid camera. The resulting carefully staged compositions summarize many of his artistic concerns, employing such objects as prisms, flowers, and graphic papers to manipulate the effects of light and form. With_Oval canvas_, he reimagines perception and photorealism. The title implies...

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