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'T.V. LIFE' brings together 34 prints of John Van Hamersveld's street photography, covering the 22 year period in his life from 1965 to 1987. |
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The Los Angeles Times Lobby with the guard protecting the world. |
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The late Margaux Hemingway posed for a photographer and the image appeared as a billboard on the Sunset Strip with no name on a beautiful day. |
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Finding an artist on the edge of a field, painting in Yellowstone National Park was worth the illusion it is... |
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At the Louvre I notice artist's painting of the Mona Lisa on canvas. This was before they put a glass case on the original in the museum. |
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An abandoned church on the hillside above the town. |
One day I was thinking the train station was like a mystery. |
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Silver gelatin prints on Ilford fiber paper. Printed by hand at A + I, Hollywood, CA. 20 x 30". Edition of 20 + 4AP's. Signed + numbered verso. $1950 each. John consciously explored the camera's power "as a tool for visual poetry", constantly carrying the camera around his neck to take fascinating photographs of the found -- people, places, and things. These photographs reveal the "social revolution" in John's own life during this distinctive 22-year time frame. |
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Studio appointments available...Larger images (sans copyright) can be emailed...Dealer inquiries invited  |
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