Richard Misrach Follow Ocotillo #1, Arizona 1976 Toned gelatin silver print. 14 x 14 in. (35.6 x 35.6 cm) Signed, dated and annotated 'Plate #23' in pencil on the verso.
Provenance Grapestake Gallery, San Francisco Literature Fraenkel Gallery, Richard Misrach Chronologies , n.p. Grapestake Gallery, Richard Misrach , n.p. Artist Bio Richard Misrach American • 1949 Follow Known for his ethereal depictions of the American Southwest and stunning use of color, Richard Misrach photographs dramatic land and seascapes, and, more recently, produces breathtakingly complex abstractions. Misrach's work engages with traditional ideas of the sublime landscape, as their immense beauty engulfs both the subjects in his photographs as well as the viewer. On the Beach , one of Misrach's most famous series, features spectacular aerial images of the sea and beach that convey both the vulnerability and preciousness of life. One of the most pervasive themes present in his work is the relationship between humans and their environment, depicting our impact on the world through feats of engineering as in his Golden Gate Bridge series, and with his Desert Cantos with nuclear testing in the American desert. View More Works
Richard Misrach Follow Ocotillo #1, Arizona 1976 Toned gelatin silver print. 14 x 14 in. (35.6 x 35.6 cm) Signed, dated and annotated 'Plate #23' in pencil on the verso.
Provenance Grapestake Gallery, San Francisco Literature Fraenkel Gallery, Richard Misrach Chronologies , n.p. Grapestake Gallery, Richard Misrach , n.p. Artist Bio Richard Misrach American • 1949 Follow Known for his ethereal depictions of the American Southwest and stunning use of color, Richard Misrach photographs dramatic land and seascapes, and, more recently, produces breathtakingly complex abstractions. Misrach's work engages with traditional ideas of the sublime landscape, as their immense beauty engulfs both the subjects in his photographs as well as the viewer. On the Beach , one of Misrach's most famous series, features spectacular aerial images of the sea and beach that convey both the vulnerability and preciousness of life. One of the most pervasive themes present in his work is the relationship between humans and their environment, depicting our impact on the world through feats of engineering as in his Golden Gate Bridge series, and with his Desert Cantos with nuclear testing in the American desert. View More Works
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