Art to Live With
Feeling a Little Puckish?
The Boydell volume of engravings based on paintings of Shakespearian subjects is considered one of the masterpieces of the engraver’s art. These details from the large sheets reveal the brilliance of Boydell (and his son’s) staggering mastery of the copperplate. Digital Photograph by U Noh Hu, prints by same, signed by the engraver.
Feeling a Little Puckish?
The Boydell volume of engravings based on paintings of Shakespearian subjects is considered one of the masterpieces of the engraver’s art. These details from the large sheets reveal the brilliance of Boydell (and his son’s) staggering mastery of the copperplate. Digital Photograph by U Noh Hu, prints by same, signed by the engraver.
A Cafe in Uzbekistan
In the middle of a noisy marketplace, with buyers and sellers haggling away in the background, strong coffee at hand and a whiff of camel dung in the air. Photographer Randy Imram. Signed original print.
The White House on Corfu
Sacred ground if you read the Alexandria Quartet straight through. “The White House” is now owned by the Athinaious family. Photograph by Richard Hickox, Silver Halide, Signed.
Venice
A small group of students huddles in their rain gear on the right, tourists exit St. Marks on the left. Two shoppers, one in a blue coat, the other with a red hat, cross the square on a rainy day. Unstaged, unmanipulated. Original photo and print by Gerald Sindell. Unsigned.
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