1996 Herb Ritts Bruce Springsteen Cowboy Boot Detail Art Photo Engraving 11

We combine shipping. Authenticity Guarantee: You’ll receive a signed Authenticity Guarantee with each photo/print. All our photos/prints are 100% original, produced the year shown and NOT a current reproduction created for resale. If you are not completely satisfied for any reason, simply return for a full refund, no questions asked. Our 4 ply mounting board is the finest manufactured for today’s museum and fine art professionals. Made from 100% virgin cotton fibers.About the Photographer: Through hard work and a distinctive vision, Herb Ritts (1952–2002) fashioned himself into one of the top photographers to emerge from the 1980s. Ritts’ aesthetic incorporated facets of life in and around Los Angeles. He often made use of the bright California sunlight to produce bold contrasts, and his preference for outdoor locations such as the desert and the beach helped to separate his work from that of his New York-based peers. Title:Bruce Springsteen Cowboy Boot Detail Size of photo about: 6″ Wide 7″ High Border: Full Bleed, No Border Photo Type: Duotone Photo Engraving Overall size on white mounting board: 11″ X 14″ Print Origin: USA Finish: Satin/Matte FinishDate of Negative: 1992 Date of Print: 1996Artist/Photographer: Herb Ritts Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution

Vintage 1996 Steve Solinsky Nature Art Photo Smokey Water

The photo is signed, and dated ’96. The photographer’s label on the back is shown in a closeup photo. Biographical information indicates Mr. Solinsky has been creating art photos since the 1970s, and wide array of subjects he has photographed, seen online, is truly amazing.

1996 Herb Ritts Rock Legend Mick Jagger 1987 Jumpsuit Art Photo Engraving

Ritts’ aesthetic incorporated facets of life in and around Los Angeles. He often made use of the bright California sunlight to produce bold contrasts, and his preference for outdoor locations such as the desert and the beach helped to separate his work from that of his New York-based peers.