Gitterman Gallery is committed to presenting great art in photography. They have more than 20 years of experience in the field and specialize in connoisseur-level photographs. In addition to representing artists, estates, and private collections, they maintain an inventory of selective work that spans the history of the medium in a full range of styles and periods. In part of the AIPAD Photography Show 2015, the gallery selected for us three prints , Edmund Teske, Edward Weston and Oliver Gagliani.
1. Edmund Teske
Three Children with Halloween Masks, c. 1938-39
Edmund Teske believed in the transformative potential of photography. He was interested in more than the inherent characteristic of the medium to record a specific moment in time. For Teske photography was a way to explore the soul of his subjects and creating the negative was only the beginning. His composites of multiple negatives and his use of solarization, as well as his exquisite gelatin silver prints, express the complexity and depth of his personal vision.
Copyright Estate of Edmund Teske, Courtesy Gitterman Gallery
