Art Kane (1935 - 1995) - Toilettes
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Selected by Kai Brückner
Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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Kane Art Photography
Art Kane, born Arthur Kanofsky on April 9, 1925, in New York, and died on February 3, 1995, was an American photographer.
Active from the 1950s to the early 1990s, he notably created numerous portraits of musicians including Bob Dylan, Sonny and Cher, Aretha Franklin, Frank Zappa, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, The Rolling Stones, and The Who.
The most famous photograph is A Great Day in Harlem.
This portfolio, a unique and little-known passion for photographing toilets, was gifted by the artist to the gallery owner Georges Bardawil in 1978.
It consists of 7 visuals on mat board in 40 x 50.
So, 3 mountings 40 x 50 with prints in image format 42 x 28.
2 mount boards 40 x 50 with two prints 18 x 28 and 18 x 12.
1 passe partout 40 x 50 with two prints 18 x 28.
1 passe-partout 40 x 50 with an 18 x 28 print.
A box with the photographer's name
Seller's Story
“L’œil du Douard” is dedicated to all lovers of photography.
This site offers prints from my personal collection featuring renowned "signatures", as well as prints entrusted to me by collectors for private sale. The proofs are mostly printed manually and using the silver process.
In 2019, with the creation of the Atelier/Galerie Taylor in Paris, I extend another way of the medium. Transmit, accompany and promote the work of photographers who are dear to me, both from the 20th century and more contemporary.
The images offered here touch me, challenge me, sometimes question, often inspire. Thank you to all those who have nourished my life path with their precious presence and support over the years and tomorrow!
This site is a tribute to photographers and their work.
Jose Nicolas
Translated by Google TranslateKane Art Photography
Art Kane, born Arthur Kanofsky on April 9, 1925, in New York, and died on February 3, 1995, was an American photographer.
Active from the 1950s to the early 1990s, he notably created numerous portraits of musicians including Bob Dylan, Sonny and Cher, Aretha Franklin, Frank Zappa, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, The Rolling Stones, and The Who.
The most famous photograph is A Great Day in Harlem.
This portfolio, a unique and little-known passion for photographing toilets, was gifted by the artist to the gallery owner Georges Bardawil in 1978.
It consists of 7 visuals on mat board in 40 x 50.
So, 3 mountings 40 x 50 with prints in image format 42 x 28.
2 mount boards 40 x 50 with two prints 18 x 28 and 18 x 12.
1 passe partout 40 x 50 with two prints 18 x 28.
1 passe-partout 40 x 50 with an 18 x 28 print.
A box with the photographer's name
Seller's Story
“L’œil du Douard” is dedicated to all lovers of photography.
This site offers prints from my personal collection featuring renowned "signatures", as well as prints entrusted to me by collectors for private sale. The proofs are mostly printed manually and using the silver process.
In 2019, with the creation of the Atelier/Galerie Taylor in Paris, I extend another way of the medium. Transmit, accompany and promote the work of photographers who are dear to me, both from the 20th century and more contemporary.
The images offered here touch me, challenge me, sometimes question, often inspire. Thank you to all those who have nourished my life path with their precious presence and support over the years and tomorrow!
This site is a tribute to photographers and their work.
Jose Nicolas
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Date of print
1978
Artist
Art Kane (1935 - 1995)
Title of artwork
Toilettes
Condition
Original State
Height
40 cm
Edition
Unique
Width
50 cm
Signature
Not signed
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