RARE Alex Webb SIGNED Magnum Print 6″ x 6″ Tijuana Mexico 1995
Up for sale is a RARE Alex Webb SIGNED Magnum Print 6″ x 6″ Tijuana Mexico 1995. Printed on Fuji Crystal Archival Matte paper. Hand signed by Webb on the back of the print. Purchased from Magnum during their Crossings (October 2018) Square Print sale. This item will be shipped from Canada. Canadian residents – shipping via Canada Post Regular Parcel.US residents – shipping via Canada Post Expedited Parcel.US residents – please note, that any custom/duty fees (if applicable) are the responsibility of the buyer (not the seller). Comes from a smoke-free home.Please see all photos for exact condition. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask!
Larger size C. B. WAITE photo, Mexico City, Batlle of flowers, horses, Vintage f
Sept. 1898. The ‘yellow number’ on the internet image of the photograph will not appear on your photograph! it is an original print! not a reprint or a reproduction!
Hugo Brehme Photo Pico De Orizaba Mexico Black & White Fine Art Hand Signed
What stands out about this work is that the photograph has a gentle, timeless quality.
Hugo Brehme Photo Acatepec Mexico Black & White Fine Art Signed
Templo de San Francisco Acatepec.
Hugo Brehme Photo Bosque de Chipultepec? Mexico Black & White Fine Art Signed
In this collection, you will find that the photograph brings a quiet mood to any room.
WILLIAM SHEPLEY, CHARRO, MEXICO, 1993, 11.5″ x 9.5″, LTD. ED. PHOTOGRAPH, SIGNED
WILLIAM L. SHEPLEY (1953-, American) CHARRO (1993) silver gelatin print black & white limited edition viewed image 11 3/8″ x 9 1/2″ frame24.25″ x 20.00″ signature artist signed in pencil to matt near image’s bottom right corner William Lincoln Shepley condition photograph is matted and framed behind glass and appears to be in excellent condition though not examined out of frame provenance Santa Barbara private collection terms of sale seller can cancel any bid and/or end auction at any time winning domestic bidder can collect item in Los Angeles, CA, or pays FEDEX GROUND plus full insurance cost any over-payment of shipping costs will be reimbursed to the buyer after shipping winning international bidder pays Ebay International Shipping program PLUS full insurance PLUS customs payment to Ebay within 48 hours of final invoice yes we combine shipments when possible *** guarantee item sold as is sales are final authenticity & condition are fully guaranteed *** last image is of another photo item that we are also currently listing ***thanks for lookingplease check our other auctions byclicking the Ebay link below: http://www.ebay.com/sch/byobooks/ m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1
Antique HENRY RAVELL Temple Valenciana MEXICO Architecture Gum Bichromate PHOTO
This is just a great original piece. I have long been a collector of photography and have seen the collecting area getting stronger and stronger. This is one of 4 scarce early photographic work of important California artist Henry Ravell.
YAEL MARTINEZ The Universe Inside You Mexico Magnum Square Print 6″ x 6″ Signed
YAEL MARTINEZ The Universe Inside You MX Magnum Square Print 6″ x 6″ Archival protected by plastic envelope.
Untitled, Acapulco, Mexico, Silver Gelatin Print by Martin M Stone
Each print has been fixed twice, with the second fix in a solution of pure hypo. Each print is then washed and toned in a selenium solution that archives the print. Each print is then washed for an hour to remove all chemicals, air dried, and finally heat pressed.
VICENTE . Photography / Gelatin paper / Contemporary Art . Mexican Art .
VICENTE. Photography / Gelatin paper / Contemporary Art. Mexican Art. • Title: <> • Technique: Photography / Gelatin paper • Size: 7 ½ x 10 inches • Executed: 1984 • Signed: Vicente PROVENANCE Private collection, Havana. Acquired from the original owner by the current owner. This photograph, taken by a Mexican artist whose last name we do not know, reflects the author’s intention to capture the essence of their people, their love for traditions, and popular festivities. Although the image is static, one can imagine the hustle and bustle of the celebration: the sound of laughter and lively conversations, the aroma of delicious typical dishes, and the feeling of camaraderie that fills the atmosphere. «The Day of the Mules» is more than a simple festivity; it is an occasion to honor the relationship with the animals that have been fundamental in the country’s everyday life and agriculture. In this frozen portrait of time, the very essence of Mexico and its ability to celebrate its roots and heritage with fervor and pride is captured. The photograph evokes a timeless nostalgia, transporting us to a past where traditions were passed down from generation to generation, and where the sense of community and unity was exuberantly expressed in every popular celebration. In conclusion, this black and white image captures the essence of «The Day of the Mules» in 1984, a Mexican festivity that transcends time and invites us to appreciate and value the cultural richness of a country that finds its identity in its traditions and its people. The piece is dedicated to José Veigas, an important figure in the documentary history of Cuban art. VICENTE. Fotografía / Gelatin paper/ Arte Contemporáneo. Arte Mexicano. • Título: <> • Técnica: Fotografía / Gelatin paper • Medida:7 ½ x 10 pulgadas • Ejecutado: 1984 • Firmado: Vicente PROVENANCE Colección privada, Habana. Adquirido del propietario original por el propietario actual. Esta fotografía realizada por un artista mexicano cuyo apellido desconocemos refleja la intención de su autor para captar la esencia de su pueblo, su amor a las tradiciones y festividades populares. Aunque la imagen es estática, se puede imaginar el bullicio de la celebración: el sonido de risas y pláticas animadas, el aroma de deliciosos platillos típicos, y la sensación de camaradería que impregna el ambiente. «El Día de las Mulas» es más que una simple festividad, es una ocasión para honrar la relación con los animales que han sido fundamentales en la vida cotidiana y la agricultura del país. En este retrato congelado en el tiempo, se plasma la esencia misma de México y su capacidad para celebrar con fervor y orgullo sus raíces y herencia. La fotografía evoca una nostalgia atemporal, transportándonos a un pasado en el que las tradiciones se transmitían de generación en generación, y donde el sentido de comunidad y unidad se expresaba de manera exuberante en cada fiesta popular. En conclusión, esta imagen en blanco y negro captura la esencia de «El Día de las Mulas» en 1984, una festividad mexicana que trasciende el tiempo y nos invita a apreciar y valorar la riqueza cultural de un país que encuentra su identidad en sus tradiciones y su gente. La pieza está dedicada a José Veigas, importante figura de la historia documental del arte cubano.