Alex Prager Amy and Michelle Chromogenic Print

This Alex Prager Amy and Michelle Chromogenic Print is a stunning piece of contemporary art that captures the essence of Americana and the beauty of people. The photograph is signed by the artist and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) issued by M&B Art. It features a glossy finish and is printed on Fuji Crystal Archive, Celluloid, and Gloss Paper.The portrait is a limited edition and numbered piece that measures 24 by 36 1/2 It is framed and showcases a beautiful color image that will complement any art collection. The production technique is Chromogenic and the photograph was produced in 2010. This art piece is a must-have for anyone who appreciates figurative art and wants to add a touch of contemporary style to their collection.

Estate Stamped Inge Morath Print – Pablin, nephew of Picasso – Magnum Photos 6×6

This is a very rare Estate Stamped, Inge Morath print which was sold during Magnum Photos Closer Square Print Sale in June 2017. Last Copy of this print in stock! Condition: Brand New/Mint. Estate Stamped The print is Estate Stamped on the back, the accompanying text label is attached to the back of the print and is of archival quality. Magnum Square Prints are printed on Fuji Crystal archive paper and come in an archival and protective sleeve. All prints are archival quality and are approved by the photographer. Magnum worked closely with photographers and estates to ensure that all editions were presented according to their intentions. Paper size: 6 x 6 in (15.24 x 15.24 cm) Image Size: 5.5 in (14 cm) on the longest side The print was issued in an un-numbered Limited Edition (limited to the number of prints purchased during the 7 days in which the sale was open to the public). It is sure to become a highly collectible photograph given the provenance linking it directly to the Magnum Photos collective and to the photographer. Text on the archival label attached to the back of the print: Pablin, nephew of Picasso, strums guitar next to a portrait of his uncle painted by Picasso’s great friend, Sebastià Junyer. Barcelona, Spain. 1954. “Inge’s interests in exploring different regions, and their cultures, often led her into homes of local artists and writers. On one such occasion, she found herself on an assignment in Barcelona for the French magazine L’Oeil. Picasso’s sister, Lola Ruiz Vilato, amused by Inge’s shaky Spanish (over the phone), agreed to be photographed and invited her home. Inge was greeted by music, drinking, and conversation among Lola’s many children. In this photo of Pablín, Inge creates not only a literal, but also an emotional invitation for the viewer to ‘get closer,’ so we can observe the subject’s surroundings. Pablín sits next to a portrait of his uncle, Pablo Picasso, with a deliberate visual narrative that showcases familial closeness.” — Sana Manzoor, Inge Morath Estate Please note: The product images you see here are photographs of the actual prints for sale. That means some reflections may be visible on the product images. Colors may not be completely accurate in comparison to the actual prints. Please take a look at my other listings.

SIGNED ELLIOTT ERWITT Photo – Rare Magnum Square Print Hand Signed – 6 x 6″

This is a rare, hand-signed, Elliott Erwitt print which was sold during Magnum Photos’ first ever Square Print Sale in June 2014.Erwitt passed away in November 2023. Condition: Brand New/Mint. SIGNED The print is hand SIGNED on the back, and stamped with “Magnum Photos AGM 2014” on the back. The stamp signifies the fact that this print was produced duing Magnum’s Annual General Meeting in 2014 and signed by the photographer there. Magnum Square Prints are printed on Fuji Crystal archive paper and come in an archival and protective sleeve. All prints are archival quality and are approved by the photographer. Magnum worked closely with photographers and estates to ensure that all editions were presented according to their intentions. Paper size: 6 x 6 in (15.24 x 15.24 cm) Image Size: 5.5 in (14 cm) on the longest side The print was issued in an un-numbered Limited Edition (limited to the number of prints purchased during the 5 days in which the sale was open to the public). It is sure to become a highly collectible photograph given the provenance linking it directly to the Magnum Photos collective and to the photographer. The first photo is the image Magnum used during their sale, the second and third photos are of the actual print. I photographed the print through its protective sleeve which may have resulted in some glare. Please take a look at my other listings.