Introduction
Howard Greenberg Gallery has been a fundamental force in establishing the market for classic photography with holdings which include many of the most important artists of the 20th century.
What is your point of view on the financial side of the photographic market today ?
Photography continues to be a solid alternative investment even in today’s turbulent economic market. Proven masters from classic twentieth century photography are an excellent choice. Those from between the wars continue to receive the highest records in prices and consistently have been shown to hold their value even in short term ownership. Also, there are still worthy periods of photography not yet fully explored. For example, there are many undervalued street photographers from the American mid-century that we feel confident will increase in value over the coming years including Leon Levinstein, Bruce Davidson, William Klein, Louis Faurer and Saul Leiter. Our recommendation for collectors is to find galleries to work closely with that have the ability and expertise to fully inform their clients on all aspects of collecting including market factors. Howard Greenberg Gallery has worked with museums, private collectors and investors for over 30 years. This season the gallery is expanding its 57th Street, New York location. We feel extremely positive for the future of collecting photography as an investment.
Artists exposed
Frederic Brenner, Edward Burtynsky, Henri Cartier Bresson, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bruce Davidson, David Goldblatt, Kenro Izu, William Klein, Saul Leiter, Man Ray, Martin Munkacsi, Irving Penn, Irving Penn, Irving Penn, Marc Riboud, Paul Strand
Howard Greenberg
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41 East 57th Street, Suite 1406
10022, New York, NY États-Unis
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