R2 Wall Art Set Of 3

R2 Wall Art Set Of 3. Artist of one of the photographs: Eliot Porter.

About Eliot Porter:
Porter was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1941 to photograph birds; the Museum of Modern Art exhibited his Birds of Color in 1943. He settled in Santa Fe in 1946, and his Guggenheim grant was renewed three years later. In the early and middle 1950s Porter traveled to Mexico to photograph church architecture, and thereafter continued traveling and documenting his travels. Glen Canyon, Adirondack Park, Baja California, the Galapágos Islands, Greece, Turkey, the Grand Canyon, Appalachia, Africa, Iceland, Antarctica, and China were the subject of books and portfolios. Porter had numerous individual exhibitions at major institutions, and his extensive awards included the Conservation Award from the U.S. Department of the Interior, the Gold Medal of the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, and honorary doctorates from Colby College, the University of Albuquerque, and Dickinson College.
Ansel Adams described Porter as "master of nature's color," and Porter's contemplative intimate landscapes bear witness to his enduring affection and respect for the wilderness and its animal inhabitants.

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Approximate measurement of largest piece is 17 1/2 by 23 inches.

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As a friendly reminder, you must bring your own packing materials, an appropriate vehicle and additional manpower if needed to remove. Buyer is responsible for taking everything in the lot. Pick-up is on November 21 in Port Orchard.

Home Decor, Wall Accents / Art

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Pickup Details

Private Residence

Port Orchard, WA 98367

When to Pickup

Tuesday, 11/21, 2:00 pm to 6:30 pm

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