Man Ray (1890–1976) - "Self-Portrait with Studio Camera" (1932/1991)

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Man Ray, Self-Portrait with Studio Camera (1932/1991), gelatin silver print dated 1991, official Griffelkunst Edition, image 20 × 26 cm, framed 38 × 45.5 cm, signed, in good condition.

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For sale: A rare and authorized posthumous silver gelatin print of the iconic self-portrait by the world-renowned American surrealist Man Ray (1890–1976). It concerns the globally sought-after image "Self-Portrait with Studio Camera" from circa 1932, in which the master photographer applied the solarisation technique.

This copy was issued in 1991 in a limited edition by the prestigious German art association Griffelkunst-Vereinigung (Hamburg). The print is hand-made on high-quality baryta paper directly from the original negative under the supervision of the legendary master printer Pierre Gassmann (Paris).

The work is in excellent condition and is professionally framed with a wide white passe-partout in a sleek black gallery frame. Directly ready for collection or to hang on the wall.

Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky, 1890–1976)

Title: Self-Portrait with Studio Camera (1932)

Year of issue: 1991 (Official posthumous edition)

Publisher: Griffelkunst-Vereinigung Hamburg

Technique: Gelatin silver print on baryta paper (analog photography)

Authenticity: Fully certified via the original stamps on the back of the photo print: "Einmalige auflage für die griffelkunst", "copie d’une épreuve originale" and "Adagp man ray trust".

Presentation: Professionally framed with passe-partout and sleek black frame.

Photo size: 20 x 26 cm

Frame size: 38 x 45.5 cm

For sale: A rare and authorized posthumous silver gelatin print of the iconic self-portrait by the world-renowned American surrealist Man Ray (1890–1976). It concerns the globally sought-after image "Self-Portrait with Studio Camera" from circa 1932, in which the master photographer applied the solarisation technique.

This copy was issued in 1991 in a limited edition by the prestigious German art association Griffelkunst-Vereinigung (Hamburg). The print is hand-made on high-quality baryta paper directly from the original negative under the supervision of the legendary master printer Pierre Gassmann (Paris).

The work is in excellent condition and is professionally framed with a wide white passe-partout in a sleek black gallery frame. Directly ready for collection or to hang on the wall.

Man Ray (Emmanuel Radnitzky, 1890–1976)

Title: Self-Portrait with Studio Camera (1932)

Year of issue: 1991 (Official posthumous edition)

Publisher: Griffelkunst-Vereinigung Hamburg

Technique: Gelatin silver print on baryta paper (analog photography)

Authenticity: Fully certified via the original stamps on the back of the photo print: "Einmalige auflage für die griffelkunst", "copie d’une épreuve originale" and "Adagp man ray trust".

Presentation: Professionally framed with passe-partout and sleek black frame.

Photo size: 20 x 26 cm

Frame size: 38 x 45.5 cm

Details

Date of print
1991
Artist
Man Ray (1890–1976)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
"Self-Portrait with Studio Camera" (1932/1991)
Condition
Good condition
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
26 cm
Edition
Official Griffelkunst Edition
Width
20 cm
Signature
Signed
Genre
Portrait
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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