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Rare Cameras & Photography Auction featuring an iconic collection from Christina and Richard Stefani. Master Photographer Richard Stefani creates art that celebrates the timeless beauty of America’s landscape. A full-time professional artist since 1962, he is a sought-after portrait and fine art photographer, winning numerous accolades and awards over the decades. For almost 50 years Richard created moving portraits of people from all walks of life, from social commentary to families to political figures. He often lectured on photographic technique and served as a print judge.
In this auction, you'll find photographs by all the greats, including Ansel Adams, Jay Dusard, John Sexton, Dorothea Lange, Henry Gilpin, Bill Wittliff, George Tames, & a rare collection of vintage and antique cameras, used by Richard Stefani himself.
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LOT 21:
HENRY GILPIN, "SUNFLOWERS, NORTH DAKOTA" 1981
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HENRY GILPIN, "SUNFLOWERS, NORTH DAKOTA" 1981
"Sunflowers, North Dakota" silver photograph signed by listed photographer, Henry Gilpin circa 1981. Professionally framed and photograph measures in frame 16.25'' H x 20.25'' W. Born in 1922, Henry Gilpin had a lifelong interest in photography. After an Ansel Adams workshop in 1959, Henry's skill and passion for photography dominated his life. His goals to improve as a photographer led him to travel, exploring nature and refining his skills. Over his career, he produced more than 7,000 negatives, all black and white. His prints are included in public and private collections nationwide including the California Museum of Photography, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Amon Carter Museum, the University of Arizona Centre for Creative Photography, the University of Colorado University Library in Boulder, and the Monterey Museum of Art.
