No. 99922292

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Matthew Houston (1961) - Maria as Eve
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Matthew Houston (1961) - Maria as Eve

Signed on the back of the print. The back of the mount is also signed The accompanying provenance paper is signed and carries the studio stamp. Print size 27.5 x 21.5cm with mount 30 x 42cm Very fine condition C-type print on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper Edition of 24 made from large format (10x8") Polaroid From a series of editions made from Polaroid originals. This is from an 8x10 Polaroid Presented in clear mylar museum quality protective sleeve In archival box Shipped flat with rigid protection by registered mail. Matthew Houston (London 1961) best known for the Catalogue of Chaos series - an in depth exploration of the materials and processes of photography. Photograph from a series of Polaroids and c-type editions begun in the late 1990s. The studio, a sailing ship from 1920 moored in London, England, also served as a venue for regular theatre and cabaret evenings. "The little stage I built was part of the studio and I began to make photographs of performers, friends, actors and models. Using Polaroid film gave the material a chance to be part of the picture as well. Polaroid is known for all kinds of quirks and accidents that are a reminder of process. As with other photographs I've made I feel it important that material and process are still included, still evident.”* *From interview - Saatch Art An excerpt from an exhibition review I discovered - BIP off, Liege - by Philippe Herbert "Parcours atypique : ancien propriétaire d’un cabaret, il photographie depuis l’âge de 7 ans mais il a commencé cette série à 38 ans. Sur une scène improvisée, il photographie au Polaroïd grand format des femmes dénudées avec beaucoup de tendresse. Il renouvelle le genre du nu."

No. 99922292

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Matthew Houston (1961) - Maria as Eve

Matthew Houston (1961) - Maria as Eve

Signed on the back of the print.
The back of the mount is also signed
The accompanying provenance paper is signed and carries the studio stamp.
Print size 27.5 x 21.5cm with mount 30 x 42cm
Very fine condition
C-type print on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper
Edition of 24 made from large format (10x8") Polaroid
From a series of editions made from Polaroid originals.
This is from an 8x10 Polaroid
Presented in clear mylar museum quality protective sleeve
In archival box

Shipped flat with rigid protection by registered mail.

Matthew Houston (London 1961) best known for the Catalogue of Chaos series - an in depth exploration of the materials and processes of photography.

Photograph from a series of Polaroids and c-type editions begun in the late 1990s. The studio, a sailing ship from 1920 moored in London, England, also served as a venue for regular theatre and cabaret evenings.

"The little stage I built was part of the studio and I began to make photographs of performers, friends, actors and models. Using Polaroid film gave the material a chance to be part of the picture as well. Polaroid is known for all kinds of quirks and accidents that are a reminder of process. As with other photographs I've made I feel it important that material and process are still included, still evident.”*
*From interview - Saatch Art

An excerpt from an exhibition review I discovered - BIP off, Liege - by Philippe Herbert
"Parcours atypique : ancien propriétaire d’un cabaret, il photographie depuis l’âge de 7 ans mais il a commencé cette série à 38 ans. Sur une scène improvisée, il photographie au Polaroïd grand format des femmes dénudées avec beaucoup de tendresse. Il renouvelle le genre du nu."

Final bid
€ 104
Elena Vaninetti
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Estimate  € 300 - € 400

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