Swedish Photography

Black and White photo of African American Mother and Children Glossy Paper mounted on Foam Core Overall size = 18" x 24" Image size = 12" ...

Edition photo lithograph by Sandy Skoglund 'Maybe Babies' signed Numbered. Sandy Skoglund (American, b.1946) limited edition photo lithograph. Titled: 'Maybe Babies' Depicts assorted...

Vintage photo gravure by the photographer Meersonh, circa 1940. Wood frame with passepartout and high quality glass. The frame on the photos is just an example, it will be framed ...

An antique full length hand tinted portrait photograph by Frank Moore depicting Ferdinand Foch, showing him in overcoat, boots, and uniform cap bearing the characteristic bands of oa...

A classic, vintage photo of shoes, ca' 1969, by J.Adriaan.

A riveting, early, limited edition photographic print by internationally renowned Czechoslovakian art photographer Jan Saudek. This print is signed, dated (1977) and numbered (8 of 2...

A glossy color photo of "The Gates" installation created by Christo and Jeanne - Claude presented in New York's Central Park. This framed photo was taken by Barbara Julius and includ...

Print from "Le Monde des Echecs" Serie No. 1. by Edition L'Echiquier, 1933. V. Halberstadt and M. Duchamp photomontage by Man Ray. Portfolio of famous chess players and chess book...

Bruce Weber Black And White Photographic Print Framed, circa 1980 From the Broken Noses Signed on the back, signature has not been able to be certified. In original condition, wit...

A great, vintage, fashion photo by J. Adriaan. Matted-frame not included.

Silver print, signed and dedicated by Alberto Korda, Paris, 1997 in the lower margin. Framed.

David Hiscock (British b. 1956) 'Photographic Male Nude Composition' Photographic and mixed media print with applied handwork. Mounted on gray cardboard and matted. Signed recto and inscribed verso on cardboard. Image: 11.25 x 15.5 in / 28.5 x 39 cm. Sheet: 12 x 16 in / 30 x 40 cm. Mat: 16 x 20 in / 40 x 51 cm. David Hiscock is a British artist born in 1956. He studied at the Royal College of Art. Originally a painter and sculptor, he is one of the forerunners of fine art photography of the 80s. He uses photography as a support with which he plays by retouching, cutting, superimposing, enlarging his photographs and applying his own colors and varnishes to the image. He presents his images-objects in imposing frames, creating impressive pieces by encasing them or applying them in old doors or fragments of pianos. He explores the different metaphorical possibilities of still life, bringing the observer into an imaginary and visionary world. David Hiscock has won several famous photography...