The Grand Tour - Hardcover
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The Grand Tour Essay by Thomas Southall, Curator of Photography at the High Museum. The photographs are taken from six years work in continental Europe. The selections presented are homage to the photographers who, over a century ago, visited and recorded images during their "Grand Tour" of the continent. "Arentz is simply the best platinum and palladium printer working today." Bruce Kurtz, Curator of 20th Century Art, Phoenix Art Museum, 1993. Nazraeli Press 1998. 20 pages. Hardcover with 26 duotone reproductions of Arentz platinum and palladium prints. Limited signed copies available
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Dick Arentz is a fine-art photographer with more than 75 one-person exhibits of his work throughout the United States and Europe. He is well known as the authority on platinum and palladium printing and has given numerous workshops and seminars on the subject continuously for the past 25 years. His work is included in most major museums and corporate collections, including The New York and San Francisco Museums of Modern Art, The International Center of Photography, The George Eastman House and The Center for creative Photography.
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- PublisherNazraeli Pr
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 3923922620
- ISBN 13 9783923922628
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. THE GRAND TOUR by Dick Arentz Signed by the Photographer Dick Arentz first established his reputation in the 1970s with his photographs of the American Southwest, and later turned his attention to the southern and central agricultural states. The Grand Tour is informed by these earlier works, but concentrates on the great cities and monuments of European cultures. While Arentz has captured scenes and subjects that appear unchanged from a century ago, his historical connectedness is not a romantic denial of the present in search for an impossibly remote past. Closer examination reveals a subtle but frank acknowledgement of radical changes in both his subjects and the travel experience. Introduction by Thomas Southall. Hardcover, 9 x 9, 40 pages, 22 duotone plates. ISBN 3-923922-62-0. Seller Inventory # 2557
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