Mint & Signed Brett Weston Print – ‘Abrasions’ -1977
At 17, he had his work included in ?. Film und Foto?. (1929), a critical avant-garde exhibition held between the two World Wars. Brett Weston- ‘Abstraction’ – 1977 – signed – Gelatin Silver Print. This print is in mint condition and has been kept in its original Portfolio, linen clamshell publishers box and remained unveiled for years.
Brett Weston “Beach Rocks” 1976 Signed Gelatin Silver Print —Edition 8/35 – Mint
Brett Weston (1911–1993), son of Edward Weston, was a leading 20th-century modernist photographer celebrated for his bold abstractions and high-contrast black-and-white imagery. His works are held in major museum collections worldwide, including the Getty, MoMA, and SFMOMA.
Signed Brett Weston “Abstraction” 1978 – Gelatin Silver Print – Limited Ed. 35
This particular image exemplifies Weston’s mastery of modernist abstraction through pure form, shadow, and texture. Brett Weston – “Abstraction,” 1978. His sharply focused, high-contrast imagery helped define modern photographic abstraction.
Vintage Brett Weston Print – ‘Jelly Fish’ -1967- Signed – Mint Condition
In his teens, Brett Weston was at the vanguard of modernism in photography, participating in several group exhibitions that established photography as a distinct art form. Brett Weston- ‘Jelly Fish’ – 1967 – signed – Gelatin Silver Print.
Mint, Signed Brett Weston Print – ‘Ice’ – 1975
At 17, he had his work included in ?. Film und Foto?. (1929), a critical avant-garde exhibition held between the two World Wars. Brett Weston- ‘Ice’ – 1975 – signed – Gelatin Silver Print. Towards the end of his life, Weston famously burned and destroyed the majority of his negatives so that no prints could be made after his death.