Imogen Cunningham: Veiled Woman, 1910 – featured in the recent book by photography collector W.M. Hunt, The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious (Aperture). Each image in the book features a subject with gaze averted, face obscured or eyes closed.
Showing posts with label Imogen Cunningham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imogen Cunningham. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Image of the Day
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Imogen Cunningham: Veiled Woman, 1910 – featured in the recent book by photography collector W.M. Hunt, The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious (Aperture). Each image in the book features a subject with gaze averted, face obscured or eyes closed.
Imogen Cunningham: Veiled Woman, 1910 – featured in the recent book by photography collector W.M. Hunt, The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious (Aperture). Each image in the book features a subject with gaze averted, face obscured or eyes closed.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
I Just Wait Until Something Strikes Me
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Imogen Cunningham, People in Their Places, No. 5,
1958, gelatin silver print, signed, available from G. Gibson Gallery, Seattle
[ Info via Jen Graves at SLOG
and Regina Hackett at Another Bouncing Ball ]
An excerpt from Portrait of Imogen, a 1987 documentary on the Northwest-born photographer Imogen Cunningham (1883–1976). The Seattle Art Museum currently has 60 of Cunningham's photographs on display in the third floor galleries, and G. Gibson Gallery has a selection of signed prints for sale. Here's one:
Imogen Cunningham, People in Their Places, No. 5,1958, gelatin silver print, signed, available from G. Gibson Gallery, Seattle
[ Info via Jen Graves at SLOG
and Regina Hackett at Another Bouncing Ball ]
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