Robbie Mcintosh (1957-) - Caldo Record

Iconic and rare tirage titled "Caldo Record" by one of the most renowned photographers of the 20th century, Robbie Macintosh
Limited edition photograph numbered and hand-titled.
Copy sold out in stores

Description:

Photographer: Robbie Macintosh (1957 - )
Title: "Caldo Record"

Technique: Gelatin silver print
Printed by Labo Zeinberg (France) for art gallery Yellowkorner

Edition limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, hand-titled and numbered (number may vary)
Signature: Certificate of authenticity on the back
Dry stamp of authenticity on the front

Dimensions:
Mat board: 50 cm x 40 cm
Image: 36 cm x 24 cm

Certificate of authenticity (COA) glued to the back of the mat

Paper: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper DPII

Condition: New, in its original blister

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About the artist:

Robbie McIntosh is an Italian photographer based in Naples. He fell into photography in his adolescence and, as he says, has never looked back. His credo: "enjoy life and take it as it comes." He particularly enjoys photographing Sunday bathers on the beaches of Naples, "celebrating the human body." But a raw body: for him, not sculpted or perfect mannequin bodies, but the bodies of ordinary people, with their wrinkles or extra kilos. His style echoes that of Martin Parr. Highly followed on Instagram, he has won several prizes for his photos: in 2023, he won the Fokus Awards in the main category focused on the contest theme "things change" and received an honorable mention at the Corigliano Calabro Photography Festival 2023.