The Interview: Changing of the Guard at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
The Interview: Stanko Abadzic: An Artist's Love Letter to a Bygone Europe
Contemporary Works/Vintage Works Added Nearly 300 New Photographs This Month; And All Are on Holiday Sale until the End of the Year
Vintage Photo Fairs Europe, a Group of Tabletop Fairs Join Forces
France Set to Tax Art and Photography?
Christine Robinson Joins the Ransom Center as Curator of Photography
Viviane Esders Prize in Photography Awarded to German Photographer Dörte Eißfeldt.
Charles Leander Weed, albumen print, Cathedral Spires, 2400 feet high. Yosemite, 1872.
Vintage Works, Ltd. been actively buying some wonderful photographs over the last six months that we just added to our websites. There is something for everyone: from early 19th-century pieces, to mid-century Modernism and Pictorialism, to Contemporary work. Nearly 300 new photographs in all!
Of course, this group doesn’t represent our full inventory of over 4,500 photographs by any means (or even all of our purchases this year). And to sweeten the pie, we are offering a limited time 20% holiday discount on all the already low listed prices. But only until the end of the year.(Museums please contact us for more extended terms if you need it).
To see all the new photographs on our website, click here:
https://www.iphotocentral.com/common/result.php/16/90/0.
Brett Weston, Holland Canal.
Just some of the 20th-century artists whose vintage and contemporary masterworks that we have in inventory include: Irving Penn, Helmut Newton, Édouard Boubat, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Brassai, Edward and Brett Weston, Josef Sudek, Ilse Bing, Aaron Siskind, Francois Kollar, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Leonard Misonne, Dorothea Lange, Helmut Newton, Robert Doisneau, Ralph Gibson, Barbara Morgan, Clarence John Laughlin, Anne Brigman, Ruth Bernhard, Carl Mydans, Brett Weston, Willy Ronis, Eugene Atget, Emmanuel Sougez, Minor White and Ralph Meatyard—just to mention a few.
We have on hand some wonderful 19th-century material, including work from such pioneers as Le Gray, Greene, Southworth & Hawes, Cameron, Bisson Freres, Baldus, Marville, De Launay, Negre, Teynard, De Clercq, Fortier, Disderi, Clifford, Salzmann, Weed, Watkins, etc. We have early paper and glass negatives, autochromes and hundreds of daguerreotypes and other "hard" images.
And in addition, we also represent the Estate of Andre Kertesz and contemporary photographers Tom Baril, Lisa Holden, Stanko Abadzic, Dan Marcolina, Tom Shillea, Paul Chamlee, Jerry Spagnoli, Claudia Kunin and Vladimir Birgus.
Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Retrato de lo Eterno (Portrait of the Eternal).
Please let me know if you see anything there that you would like to discuss with us. I have made this as tempting as I can, but these are on a first-come, first-served basis, although I will honor serious “holds” from institutions. I expect that some images will sell quickly, so don’t hesitate if you don’t want to be disappointed.
You can either pay us by check, by credit card on the web site, or you can call us at the number below and arrange for other payment methods.
We also have several major collections of work for sale, including the largest and most diverse collection of paper and early glass plate negatives, and some of their matching positives, in private hands—over 350 unique and important pieces in all. This collection was partially featured in a cover article in the first issue of Classic Photography Magazine. Please let me know if you would like to make an appointment to see this incredible collection.
Please visit us at any of our websites and search our inventory of nearly 4,500 photographs, including http://www.vintageworks.net or http://www.iphotocentral.com, or just contact us at +1-215-518-6962 or by email at anovak@iphotocentral.com. We'll be happy to consult with you on any of your photography collecting needs. We also offer our expertise in evaluating pieces at auction and bidding strategy at extremely competitive rates.
The Interview: Changing of the Guard at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
The Interview: Stanko Abadzic: An Artist's Love Letter to a Bygone Europe
Contemporary Works/Vintage Works Added Nearly 300 New Photographs This Month; And All Are on Holiday Sale until the End of the Year
Vintage Photo Fairs Europe, a Group of Tabletop Fairs Join Forces
France Set to Tax Art and Photography?
Christine Robinson Joins the Ransom Center as Curator of Photography
Viviane Esders Prize in Photography Awarded to German Photographer Dörte Eißfeldt.
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