Ashtray on Table, Morley's Cafe, Markham Moor, Nottinghamshire by Paul Graham

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Nov 11 – Nov 14, 2021
Paris
 
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Grand Palais Ephémère
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Nov 11 – 14, 2021

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Above: Paul Graham, Ashtray on Table, Morley's Cafe, Markham Moor, Nottinghamshire, February 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper © Paul Graham

Bringing together work by both twentieth century and contemporary artists, our booth at Paris Photo offers a snapshot of upcoming exhibitions across several Pace locations.

This presentation also marks the first time Pace has participated in Paris Photo since Pace/MacGill was integrated into the gallery in 2020, underscoring Pace’s commitment to a robust global photography program.

Pace’s booth will showcase several artists who are slated to have exhibitions at the gallery in the coming year. Artists who have recently joined Pace, including Robert Longo, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Glenn Kaino, will form a central component of the booth ahead of their exhibitions at Pace’s New York galleries in 2021 and 2022. This presentation coincides with Lazarus Manifold, an exhibition of recent work by Longo that will continue through December 2021. A solo exhibition of Kaino’s work will open in Spring 2022, marking the artist’s first show since joining the gallery’s roster. Likewise, Lozano-Hemmer will also have his first solo exhibition with the gallery in Fall 2022.

Further, in Spring 2022 an exhibition of Emmet Gowin will open to coincide with a new monograph titled The One Hundred Circle Farm published by Princeton University Press in early 2022. Remarkable vintage gelatin silver prints by Richard Misrach will be on view in Paris ahead of three forthcoming 2022 exhibitions of the artist’s work at Pace’s Palm Beach, New York and Geneva galleries. The booth will also feature a suite of intimate 1977 photographs by Peter Hujar capturing activist Robert Leviathan. Hujar’s work will be exhibited at Pace’s recently opened London gallery at 5 Hanover Square in 2022.

Additional highlights include works by Yto Barrada, Harry Callahan, Robert Frank, Richard Learoyd, Irving Penn, Paolo Roversi, and JoAnn Verburg. Pace will show work from the Gypsies series by Josef Koudelka, who recently made an unprecedented donation of over 4000 photographs to four major Czechoslovakian museums. Further, photographs from Paul Graham’s landmark series A1: The Great North Road from 1981 will be exhibited, marking the 40th anniversary of this seminal body of work.

 

Featured Works

William Christenberry, Palmist Building (Winter), Havana Junction, Alabama, 1981, pigment print, 26-7/8" × 34-1/8" (68.3 cm × 86.7 cm), image 31-3/4" × 40" (80.6 cm × 101.6 cm), paper

William Christenberry

b. 1936
d. 2016

David Goldblatt, Man with necklaces. Joubert Park, Johannesburg, 1975, gelatin silver hand print, 14-3/4" × 14-3/4" (37.5 cm × 37.5 cm), image 17-1/4" × 15-7/8" (43.8 cm × 40.3 cm), paper

David Goldblatt

b. 1930, Randfontein, South Africa
d. 2018, Johannesburg, South Africa

Emmet Gowin, Pivot Irrigation Near the One Hundred Circle Farm and the McNary Dam on the Columbia River, Washington, 1991, toned gelatin silver print, 9-3/4" × 9-5/8" (23.8 cm × 23.5 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper

Emmet Gowin

b. 1941, Danville, Virginia

For six decades, Emmet Gowin has contemplated humanity’s relationship to the natural world with wonderment. His photographs have ranged from intimate portraits of his wife and extended family in Virginia to aerial vistas of nuclear test sites and scientific surveys of tropical ecosystems. In this suite of works, Gowin nurtured his interest in aerial photography, documenting the abstract footprints of center-pivot irrigation systems in the United States. Created over the course of a decade, these striking black-and-white images, which Gowin captured as he flew over the country’s terrain, attest to the ways in which humankind has overtly disfigured and continues to transform the landscape. These works are included in the artist’s forthcoming monograph, The One Hundred Circle Farm (2022), and will be the subject of a Pace exhibition in 2022.

JR JR, 28 Millimètres, Women Are Heroes, Eyes on bricks, New Dehli, Inde, 2009, color print, mounted on dibond, mat plexiglas, flushed wooden black frame, 49-3/16" × 74" × 2-3/4" (124.9 cm × 188 cm × 7 cm)

JR

b. 1983, Paris

Richard Misrach, Amy, 1972-74, vintage gelatin silver print, 10-3/4" × 10-5/8" (27.3 cm × 27 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper 17-7/8" × 16-5/8" × 1-1/2" (45.4 cm × 42.2 cm × 3.8 cm), frame

Richard Misrach

b. 1949, Los Angeles, California

With his famed series Telegraph 3 A.M. (1972–74), Richard Misrach set out to document the countercultural movement in Berkeley, California. This body of work, which comprises intimate portraits and eerie streetscapes captured on the city’s Telegraph Avenue, examines the social movements and issues at play during the 1970s. The present portraits, rife with emotional and psychological poignancy, are reflections of life in Berkeley in this period. Works in this series made up Misrach’s first publication, Telegraph 3 A.M.: The Street People of Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, California. Photographs by Richard Misrach (1974), and a selection of these photographs is currently included in The Museum of Modern Art, New York’s ongoing group exhibition Living for the City.

Yoshitomo Nara, Traveling Yamako, 2019, 15 pigment prints mounted to aluminum, 11-13/16" × 11-13/16" (30 cm × 30 cm), paper and mount, each 12-3/8" × 12-3/8" × 1-3/8" (31.4 cm × 31.4 cm × 3.5 cm), framed, each

Yoshitomo Nara

b. 1959, Hirosaki, Aomori, Japan

While Yoshitomo Nara is known for his paintings, sculptures, and drawings, the artist’s longstanding engagement with photography has proven significant throughout his career. Introduced to photography at age 13, when his parents gave him his first camera, Nara has created images documenting post-Mao social culture in China and life on the remote island of Sakhalin, which is located north of Japan. The present set of 15 prints, titled Traveling Yamako (2019), features a painting of the peaceful face of a girl in various locales. These whimsical images serve as a travel log of sorts, tracing the journey of Nara’s character through different spaces and environments. As such, the works serve as syntheses of two significant aspects of the artist’s oeuvre.

Trevor Paglen, “de Beauvoir” (Even the Dead Are Not Safe) Eigenface (colorized), 2019, dye sublimation print, 48" × 48" (121.9 cm × 121.9 cm)

Trevor Paglen

b. 1974, Camp Springs, Maryland

Through his expansive practice, Trevor Paglen often explores the social and political implications of new technologies. The present work, which is part of the artist’s Even the Dead Are Not Safe series, meditates on artificial intelligence and surveillance. To create this image, Paglen employed custom-developed software to translate abstract, mathematical data through machine algorithms into a portrait, or “eigenface,” of the noted French writer and activist Simone de Beauvoir, who died in 1986. Here, the artist examines the power of machines in state surveillance and transforms these technologies into artmaking tools. Paglen shows de Beauvoir’s face emerging from a hazy ether, gazing directly at the viewer. The work was featured in the artist’s 2019 exhibition Trevor Paglen: The Shape of Clouds at Pace’s gallery in Geneva.

RaMell Ross, Antonio, 2012, EXHIBITION PRINT / pigment print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta Satin paper mounted to Dibond, 36" × 46" (91.4 cm × 116.8 cm), image, paper and mount 36-7/8" × 46-7/8" × 1-3/4" (93.7 cm × 119.1 cm × 4.4 cm), frame

RaMell Ross

b. 1982

The artist, filmmaker, and writer RaMell Ross is widely known for his 2018 Oscar-nominated documentary Hale County This Morning, This Evening, which focuses on the lives and experiences of Black Americans in Hale County, Alabama. As with his widely acclaimed film, Ross imbues his photographs of the American South with intimacy and lyricism. The present works are part of the artist’s South County, Alabama series. “I’m for an art that tries to erase the horizon,” Ross once wrote of this series. “With my 4×5 camera upright, swinging the three-leg, glass-nosed puppet into position, I daydream about a postmodern South, of melanin liberation and a less profit-centered humanity.” Images from this body of work were featured in the recent group exhibition But Still, It Turns (2021), which was curated by photographer Paul Graham and presented at the International Center of Photography in New York.

Paolo Roversi, Kate, Paris, January 22, 1994, original Polaroid, 10" × 8" (25.4 cm × 20.3 cm), paper

Paolo Roversi

b. September 25, 1947

JoAnn Verburg, DOUBLE DIP, 2018, two pigment prints each mounted to board, 20-1/8" × 14-1/8" (51.1 cm × 35.9 cm), left image, paper and mount; 20-1/8" × 16-1/8" (51.1 cm × 41 cm), right image, paper and mount; 20-7/8" × 14-7/8" × 1-1/2" (53 cm × 37.8 cm × 3.8 cm), left frame; 20-7/8" × 16-7/8" × 1-1/2" (53 cm × 42.9 cm × 3.8 cm), right frame, Edition of 5 + 2 APs

JoAnn Verburg

b. 1950, Summit, New Jersey

JoAnn Verburg’s DOUBLE DIP (2018), THREE TO ONE (for Joel Shapiro) (2020), and BETWEEN (2021) are from a series of works depicting olive trees on three continents. These contemplative, experiential artworks exemplify the renowned American photographer’s multidisciplinary practice, which for over four decades has engaged with a range of art-historical traditions, including still life and portraiture. While others from this series were photographed in California and Israel, the present works invite viewers to pause and enter a world of self-reflection while diving into Italian landscapes. Generating what the artist has called an “imagined reality,” her images become vehicles for orchestrating a performative and existential encounter between the viewer and the world. Verburg’s complex compositions depend entirely on the presence of the viewer. “In that sense,” Verburg has explained, “they are like portraits. It’s as though the person in the gallery has just stepped out of the frame and turned around to see the trees and sky behind.” A photograph, for her, “only exists when someone is looking at it,” so that “the air in the image seems to be the same air that’s in the gallery...there is no difference.”

 

All Works

Yto Barrada,
Bonbon 3,
2016
2016, photogram, 11" × 8-1/2" (27.9 cm × 21.6 cm), paper 16-5/8" × 14-1/8" × 1-1/4" (42.2 cm × 35.9 cm × 3.2 cm), frame
Unavailable
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Bonbon 4,
2016
2016, photogram, 11" × 8-1/2" (27.9 cm × 21.6 cm), paper 16-5/8" × 14-1/8" × 1-1/4" (42.2 cm × 35.9 cm × 3.2 cm), frame
Unavailable
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Untitled,
2018
2018, gouache, pencil, and cut-out photographs on paper, 14-9/16" × 10-5/8" (37 cm × 27 cm) paper 22-3/4" × 18" × 1-1/2" (57.8 cm × 45.7 cm × 3.8 cm) frame
Available
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Untitled,
2018
2018, gouache, pencil and cut-out photographs on paper, 12-5/8" × 9-5/8" (32.1 cm × 24.4 cm) paper 22-3/4" × 18" × 1-1/2" (57.8 cm × 45.7 cm × 3.8 cm) frame
Available
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Untitled,
2018
2018, gouache, pencil and cut-out photographs on paper, 12-5/8" × 9-5/8" (32.1 cm × 24.4 cm) paper 22-3/4" × 18" × 1-1/2" (57.8 cm × 45.7 cm × 3.8 cm) frame
Available
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Untitled,
2018
2018, gouache, pencil, and cut-out photographs on paper, 12-5/8" × 9-5/8" (32.1 cm × 24.4 cm), paper 22-3/4" × 18" × 1-1/2" (57.8 cm × 45.7 cm × 3.8 cm), frame
Available
$10,000 USD
Yto Barrada,
Untitled (burning and dodging tools),
2021
2021, two photograms, 10" × 8" (25.4 cm × 20.3 cm), each paper 12-5/8" × 10-7/8" × 1-1/2" (32.1 cm × 27.6 cm × 3.8 cm) each frame
Unavailable
$15,000 USD
Harry Callahan,
Chicago,
1949
1949, gelatin silver print, 7-5/8" × 9-5/8" (19.4 cm × 24.4 cm), image 8" × 10" (20.3 cm × 25.4 cm), paper
Available
$15,000 USD
Harry Callahan,
Chicago,
1949
c. 1949, gelatin silver print, 7-5/8" × 9-5/8" (19.4 cm × 24.4 cm), image 8" × 10" (20.3 cm × 25.4 cm), paper
Available
$15,000 USD
Harry Callahan,
New York,
1945
1945, gelatin silver print, 6-5/8" × 8-3/8" (16.8 cm × 21.3 cm), image 8" × 10" (20.3 cm × 25.4 cm), paper
Available
$15,000 USD
Harry Callahan,
Chicago,
1948
c. 1948, gelatin silver print, 9-5/8" × 7-5/8" (24.4 cm × 19.4 cm), image 10" × 8" (25.4 cm × 20.3 cm), paper
Available
$20,000 USD
William Christenberry,
Palmist Building (Winter), Havana Junction, Alabama,
1981
1981, pigment print, 26-7/8" × 34-1/8" (68.3 cm × 86.7 cm), image 31-3/4" × 40" (80.6 cm × 101.6 cm), paper
Available
$13,000 USD
William Christenberry,
Red Building in Forest, Hale County, Alabama,
1974
1974, pigment print, 12" × 18" (30.5 cm × 45.7 cm), image 16" × 22" (40.6 cm × 55.9 cm), paper
Unavailable
$6,000 USD
William Christenberry,
Green Warehouse, Newbern, Alabama,
1973
1973-2004, twenty-one Ektacolor prints, 3-3/8" × 5" (8.6 cm × 12.7 cm), each image 8" × 10" (20.3 cm × 25.4 cm), each paper
Available
$55,000 USD
William Christenberry,
House and Car (Close View), near Akron, Alabama,
1985
1985, pigment print, 26-7/8" × 34" (68.3 cm × 86.4 cm), image 32" × 40" (81.3 cm × 101.6 cm), paper
Available
$9,000 USD
William Christenberry,
House and Car, near Akron, Alabama,
1981
1981, pigment print, 27" × 34" (68.6 cm × 86.4 cm), image 32" × 40" (81.3 cm × 101.6 cm), paper
Available
$18,000 USD
Robert Frank,
London,
1951
1951-53, gelatin silver print, 18-3/8" × 12" (46.7 cm × 30.5 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Available
$75,000 USD
David Goldblatt,
Girl with purse. Joubert Park, Johannesburg,
1975
1975, gelatin silver hand print, 14-3/8" × 14-3/8" (36.5 cm × 36.5 cm), image 15-1/2" × 15-1/2" (39.4 cm × 39.4 cm), paper
Unavailable
$30,000 USD
David Goldblatt,
Woman resting at the trading store. Hobeni, Bomvanaland, Transkei,
1975
1975, gelatin silver hand print, 14-3/8" × 14-3/8" (36.5 cm × 36.5 cm), image 16" × 15-7/8" (40.6 cm × 40.3 cm), paper
Available
$30,000 USD
David Goldblatt,
Man with necklaces. Joubert Park, Johannesburg,
1975
1975, gelatin silver hand print, 14-3/4" × 14-3/4" (37.5 cm × 37.5 cm), image 17-1/4" × 15-7/8" (43.8 cm × 40.3 cm), paper
Unavailable
$30,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Twin Center-Pivot Irrigation Circles, Near Liberal, Kansas,
1995
1995, toned gelatin silver print, 9-1/2" × 9-5/8" (24.1 cm × 24.4 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Unavailable
$12,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Subdivided Mile-Wide Irrigation Circle in Winter near Garden City, Kansas,
1995
1995, toned gelatin silver print, 9-3/4" × 9-7/8" (24.8 cm × 25.1 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Unavailable
$12,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Center-Pivot Irrigation Circle Recording an Irregular Watering Rhythm, San Luis Valley, Colorado,
1993
1993, toned gelatin silver print, 9-3/4" × 10" (24.8 cm × 25.4 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Unavailable
$12,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Cloud Front and Center-Pivot Irrigation Circles near the Columbia River, Benton County, Washington,
1991
1991, pigment on paper, 9-1/2" × 9-1/2" (24.1 cm × 24.1 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Unavailable
$7,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Pivot Irrigation Near the One Hundred Circle Farm and the McNary Dam on the Columbia River, Washington,
1991
1991, toned gelatin silver print, 9-3/4" × 9-5/8" (23.8 cm × 23.5 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Available
$12,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Overview of Center-Pivot Irrigation, San Luis Valley, Colorado,
1988
1988, pigment on paper, 9-1/2" × 9-1/2" (24.1 cm × 24.1 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Unavailable
$7,000 USD
Emmet Gowin,
Overlapping Circles in Winter near Garden City, Kansas,
1995
1995, toned gelatin silver print, 9-1/2" × 9-5/8" (24.1 cm × 24.4 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Unavailable
$12,000 USD
Paul Graham,
Interior, Blyth Services, Blyth, Nottinghamshire,
1981
June 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper
Available
$30,000 USD
Paul Graham,
Ashtray on Table, Morley's Cafe, Markham Moor, Nottinghamshire,
1981
February 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper
Available
$32,000 USD
Paul Graham,
Interior, Tyne House Cafe, Catterick, North Yorkshire,
1981
September 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper
Sold
$22,000 USD
Paul Graham,
Interior of Cafe, Londonberry, North Yorkshire,
1981
September 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper
Available
$22,000 USD
Paul Graham,
Bible, Drivers' Bedroom, Blyth Services, Blyth, Nottinghamshire,
1981
February 1981, vintage color coupler print, 7-5/8" × 9-7/16" (19.4 cm × 24 cm), image 10-7/8" × 13-11/16" (27.6 cm × 34.8 cm), paper
Available
$32,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Lavinia Co-Op,
1980
1980, vintage gelatin silver print, 14-3/4" × 14-3/4" (37.5 cm × 37.5 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Unavailable
$40,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Robert Bending (II),
1977
1977, vintage gelatin silver print, 18-7/8" × 12-7/8" (47.9 cm × 32.7 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Sold
$25,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Robert Levithan in Bed,
1977
1977, vintage gelatin silver print, 18-3/8" × 12-1/4" (46.7 cm × 31.1 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Robert Bending,
1977
1977, vintage gelatin silver print, 18-5/8" × 12-1/4" (47.3 cm × 31.1 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Sold
$25,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Robert Levithan Nude on One Foot,
1977
1977, vintage gelatin silver print, 18-5/8" × 12-1/4" (47.3 cm × 31.1 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Sold
$35,000 USD
Peter Hujar,
Robert Levithan on Bed,
1977
1977, vintage gelatin silver print, 18-3/8" × 12-1/4" (46.7 cm × 31.1 cm), image 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Available
$30,000 USD
JR JR,
The Wrinkles of the city, Los Angeles, Jim Budman, Venice, USA
2011, color print mounted on dibond, 48-7/8" × 74" (124.1 cm × 188 cm)
Available
€37,000 EUR
JR JR,
28 Millimètres, Women Are Heroes, Eyes on bricks, New Dehli, Inde,
2009
2009, color print, mounted on dibond, mat plexiglas, flushed wooden black frame, 49-3/16" × 74" × 2-3/4" (124.9 cm × 188 cm × 7 cm)
Unavailable
€60,000 EUR
Glenn Kaino,
The Winds of Revolt (Selma:8),
2020
2020, charcoal, encaustic wax on paper, 30" × 44" (76.2 cm × 111.8 cm), overall
Available
$25,000 USD
Glenn Kaino,
The Winds of Revolt (Selma:15),
2020
2020, charcoal, encaustic wax on paper, 30" × 44" (76.2 cm × 111.8 cm), overall
Available
$25,000 USD
Glenn Kaino,
The Winds of Revolt (Selma:9),
2020
2020, charcoal, encaustic wax on paper, 30" × 44" (76.2 cm × 111.8 cm), overall
Available
$25,000 USD
Glenn Kaino,
The Winds of Revolt (Selma:14),
2020
2020, charcoal, encaustic wax on paper, 30" × 44" (76.2 cm × 111.8 cm), overall
Available
$25,000 USD
Glenn Kaino,
The Winds of Revolt (Selma:10),
2020
2020, charcoal, encaustic wax on paper, 30" × 44" (76.2 cm × 111.8 cm), overall
Available
$25,000 USD
Josef Koudelka,
Zehra, Czechoslovakia,
1967
1967, gelatin silver print, 9-9/16" × 14-3/16" (24.3 cm × 36 cm), image 12" × 16" (30.5 cm × 40.6 cm), paper
Sold
$25,000 USD
Josef Koudelka,
Portugal,
1976
1976, gelatin silver print, 14-1/8" × 21-5/16" (35.9 cm × 54.1 cm), image 20" × 24" (50.8 cm × 61 cm), paper
Available
$30,000 USD
Richard Learoyd,
Untitled Triptych,
2021
2021, three camera obscura Ilfochrome photographs each mounted to aluminum, 23" × 19-1/2" (58.4 cm × 49.5 cm), each image, paper, and mount 29-15/16" × 25-13/16" × 2-3/8" (76 cm × 65.6 cm × 6 cm), each frame
Sold
$50,000 USD
Richard Learoyd,
Sweetness,
2021
2021, camera obscura Ilfochrome photograph mounted to aluminum, 23" × 19-1/2" (58.4 cm × 49.5 cm), image, paper, and mount (approx.) 29-15/16" × 25-13/16" × 2-3/8" (76 cm × 65.6 cm × 6 cm), frame
Sold
$17,500 USD
Richard Learoyd,
Mirror and Candle,
2021
2021, camera obscura Ilfochrome photograph mounted to aluminum, 23" × 19-1/2" (58.4 cm × 49.5 cm), image, paper, and mount 29-15/16" × 25-13/16" × 2-3/8" (76 cm × 65.6 cm × 6 cm), frame
Sold
$17,500 USD
Richard Learoyd,
Benny,
2019
2019, camera obscura Ilfochrome photograph mounted to aluminum, 31-1/8" × 29-15/16" (79.1 cm × 76 cm), image, paper, and mount (approx.) 31-13/16" × 30-5/8" × 2-3/16" (80.8 cm × 77.8 cm × 5.6 cm), frame
Sold
$50,000 USD
Richard Learoyd,
Cecilia nude red dress,
2019
2019, camera obscura Ilfochrome photograph mounted to aluminum, 48-1/16" × 39" (122.1 cm × 99.1 cm), image, paper, and mount (approx.) 48-3/4" × 39-11/16" × 2-3/16" (123.8 cm × 100.8 cm × 5.6 cm), frame
Reserved
$60,000 USD
Richard Learoyd,
The Eye,
2021
2021, camera obscura Ilfochrome photograph mounted to aluminum, 23" × 19-1/2" (58.4 cm × 49.5 cm), image, paper, and mount 29-15/16" × 25-13/16" × 2-3/8" (76 cm × 65.6 cm × 6 cm), frame
Sold
$17,500 USD
Robert Longo,
Untitled (Men in the Cities),
1979
1979 / 2009, analog silver gelatin prints, printed from a black and white negative, 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper 25-1/2" × 19" (64.8 cm × 48.3 cm), frame
Available
$12,000 USD
Robert Longo,
Untitled (Men in the Cities),
1977
1977 / 2009, analog silver gelatin prints, printed from a black and white negative, 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper 25-1/2" × 19" (64.8 cm × 48.3 cm), frame
Available
$12,000 USD
Robert Longo,
Untitled (Men in the Cities),
1979
1979 / 2009, analog silver gelatin prints, printed from a black and white negative, 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper 25-1/2" × 19" (64.8 cm × 48.3 cm), frame
Sold
$10,000 USD
Robert Longo,
Untitled (Men in the Cities),
1977
1977 / 2009, analog silver gelatin prints, printed from a black and white negative, 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper 25-5/8" × 19-1/8" × 1-1/2" (65.1 cm × 48.6 cm × 3.8 cm), frame
Available
$12,000 USD
Robert Longo,
Untitled (Men in the Cities),
1977
1979 / 2009, analog silver gelatin prints, printed from a black and white negative, 20" × 16" (50.8 cm × 40.6 cm), paper 25-1/2" × 19" (64.8 cm × 48.3 cm), frame
Sold
$10,000 USD
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer,
1984x1984,
2015
2015, digital c-print mounted to Dibond, 39-3/8" × 76-3/16" (100 cm × 193.5 cm), image 43-3/8" × 80-3/16" (110.2 cm × 203.7 cm), paper and mount 44-7/8" × 81-11/16" × 2-1/4" (114 cm × 207.5 cm × 5.7 cm), frame
Sold
$38,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Sea #3,
2018
2018, pigment print mounted to Dibond, 48" × 73" (121.9 cm × 185.4 cm), image, paper and mount 51-1/2" × 76-3/4" × 3" (130.8 cm × 194.9 cm × 7.6 cm), frame
Sold
$50,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Sally and Baby
1972, vintage gelatin silver print, 11-1/4" × 10-1/4" (28.6 cm × 26 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Dennis and Rusty
1974, vintage gelatin silver print, 10-3/8" × 9-7/8" (26.4 cm × 25.1 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Pepper
1974, vintage gelatin silver print, 11-1/8" × 9-5/8" (28.3 cm × 24.4 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Pan Handler
1972, vintage gelatin silver print, 9-1/2" × 10" (24.1 cm × 25.4 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Amy
1972-74, vintage gelatin silver print, 10-3/4" × 10-5/8" (27.3 cm × 27 cm), image 14" × 11" (35.6 cm × 27.9 cm), paper 17-7/8" × 16-5/8" × 1-1/2" (45.4 cm × 42.2 cm × 3.8 cm), frame
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
David
1972, vintage gelatin silver print, 10" × 12" (25.4 cm × 30.5 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Hawk and Dog
1972, vintage gelatin silver print, 9" × 10-3/4" (22.9 cm × 27.3 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Sold
$25,000 USD
Richard Misrach,
Chicken
1972-74, vintage gelatin silver print, 10-1/8" × 11-1/2" (25.7 cm × 29.2 cm), image 11" × 14" (27.9 cm × 35.6 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Yoshitomo Nara,
Traveling Yamako,
2019
2019, 15 pigment prints mounted to aluminum, 11-13/16" × 11-13/16" (30 cm × 30 cm), paper and mount, each 12-3/8" × 12-3/8" × 1-3/8" (31.4 cm × 31.4 cm × 3.5 cm), framed, each
Sold
$75,000 USD
Trevor Paglen,
“de Beauvoir” (Even the Dead Are Not Safe) Eigenface (colorized),
2019
2019, dye sublimation print, 48" × 48" (121.9 cm × 121.9 cm)
Sold
$22,000 USD
Irving Penn,
Girl Behind Bottle,
1949
New York, 1949, platinum palladium print mounted to aluminum, 18-3/4" × 17-5/8" (47.6 cm × 44.8 cm), image 23-3/4" × 20" (60.3 cm × 50.8 cm), paper and mount
Sold
$210,000 USD
Robert Rauschenberg,
Portfolio II,
1952
1952, portfolio of six gelatin silver contact prints each mounted to board, 5-5/8" × 3-1/4" (14.3 cm × 8.3 cm), each image and paper 14-1/2" × 12" (36.8 cm × 30.5 cm), each mount 17-1/2" × 15" × 3/4" (44.5 cm × 38.1 cm × 1.9 cm), each frame
Available
$50,000 USD
RaMell Ross,
Yellow,
2013
2013, EXHIBITION PRINT / pigment print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta Satin paper mounted to Dibond, 34" × 46" (86.4 cm × 116.8 cm), image, paper and mount 36-7/8" × 46-7/8" × 1-11/16" (93.7 cm × 119.1 cm × 4.3 cm), frame
Unavailable
$0 USD
RaMell Ross,
Antonio,
2012
2012, EXHIBITION PRINT / pigment print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta Satin paper mounted to Dibond, 36" × 46" (91.4 cm × 116.8 cm), image, paper and mount 36-7/8" × 46-7/8" × 1-3/4" (93.7 cm × 119.1 cm × 4.4 cm), frame
Unavailable
$0 USD
RaMell Ross,
Man,
2019
2019, EXHIBITION PRINT / pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Pearl paper mounted to Dibond, 48" × 60" (121.9 cm × 152.4 cm), image, paper and mount 48-7/8" × 60-7/8" (124.1 cm × 154.6 cm), frame
Unavailable
$0 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Kate, Paris,
1994
January 22, 1994, original Polaroid, 10" × 8" (25.4 cm × 20.3 cm), paper
Available
$30,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Profile of Guinevere, Paris,
1996
1996, carbon print, 22-1/2" × 18-1/8" (57.2 cm × 46 cm), image 28-3/4" × 24" (73 cm × 61 cm), paper
Available
$15,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Kate, Paris,
1994
January 22, 1994, original Polaroid, 10" × 8" (25.4 cm × 20.3 cm), paper
Available
$25,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Anna Maria for Comme des Garçons, Paris,
2011
2011, pigment print on baryta paper, 39-3/8" × 29-1/2" (100 cm × 74.9 cm), image 47-1/4" × 37-3/8" (120 cm × 94.9 cm), paper 138.5 cm × 110.6 cm × 3.2 cm (54-1/2" × 43-9/16" × 1-1/4"), Frame
Available
$20,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Anna Maria for Comme des Garçons, Paris,
2011
2011, pigment print on baryta paper, 39-3/8" × 29-1/2" (100 cm × 74.9 cm), image 47-1/4" × 37-3/8" (120 cm × 94.9 cm), paper
Sold
$20,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Anna Maria for Comme des Garçons, Paris,
2011
2011, pigment print on baryta paper, 39-3/8" × 29-1/2" (100 cm × 74.9 cm), image 47-1/4" × 37-3/8" (120 cm × 94.9 cm), paper
Available
$20,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Anni for Comme des Garçons, Paris,
2011
2011, carbon print, 22-1/2" × 18-1/8" (57.2 cm × 46 cm), image 28-3/4" × 24" (73 cm × 61 cm), paper
Unavailable
$15,000 USD
Paolo Roversi,
Lucie, Paris,
1990
1990, pigment print, 22-7/8" × 18-1/4" (58.1 cm × 46.4 cm), paper
Available
$20,000 USD
JoAnn Verburg,
DOUBLE DIP,
2018
2018, two pigment prints each mounted to board, 20-1/8" × 14-1/8" (51.1 cm × 35.9 cm), left image, paper and mount; 20-1/8" × 16-1/8" (51.1 cm × 41 cm), right image, paper and mount; 20-7/8" × 14-7/8" × 1-1/2" (53 cm × 37.8 cm × 3.8 cm), left frame; 20-7/8" × 16-7/8" × 1-1/2" (53 cm × 42.9 cm × 3.8 cm), right frame, Edition of 5 + 2 APs
Available
$22,000 USD
JoAnn Verburg,
BETWEEN,
2021
2021, pigment print mounted to Dibond, 57-1/8" × 40-1/8" (145.1 cm × 101.9 cm), image, paper and mount 57-7/8" × 40-3/4" × 1-1/2" (147 cm × 103.5 cm × 3.8 cm), frame
Sold
$25,000 USD
JoAnn Verburg,
THREE TO ONE (for Joel Shapiro),
2020
2020, three pigment prints each mounted to Dibond, 39-7/8" × 28-1/4" (101.3 cm × 71.8 cm), each image, paper and mount 40-5/8" × 29" × 1-1/2" (103.2 cm × 73.7 cm × 3.8 cm), each frame
Available
$40,000 USD

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