Andreas Gursky May Day V. Lot 7 , andreas gursky (b. (208.3 x 508 cm.) photographed and printed in 2000, this work is number two from an edition of six
By using this site, you agree to our updated privacy policy and cookie policy. Rhine ii (1999), bottom left: 'cintamani', 1986 antique paper with gold ink h 55 x w 45 cm.
Gursky Pushed Large Format Photography To New Heights.
60 1/8 x 180 in. By using this site, you agree to our updated privacy policy and cookie policy. James bond island ii, 2007.
May Day V, Andreas Gursky.
Andreas gursky may day v 2006 i looked up more gursky images online, and in doing so came across this image of a tall building called “may day v.” the building is divided into neatly delineated units that can easily take on the appearance of cells. Seeing them from afar, the eye struggles to make out anything but a mass of chaos, but as moving closer, the large format prints makes it possible for a face, an item, a situation becomes apparent and suddenly steal all the. I love how his work is so very contradictory, how every thing seems so messy and yet is completely organized.
“Andreas Gursky, May Day V, 2006.
This monumental andreas gursky photograph captures the disquieting beauty of north korea’s orchestrated mass celebrations; On the annoying, overclever side, there’s may day v, an image of a tall building wherein you can see hundreds of people through the windows, including, on the sixth floor, amid a gaggle of mugging guys, a grinning figure that turns out to be gursky himself. Salerno i (1999), middle right:
Andreas Gursky, Đèo Klausen, 1984 Ông Chia Sẻ, Khoảng Cách Là Một Yếu Tố Quan Trọng Trong Ảnh Của Mình.
Official website of the photographer and artist andreas gursky 99 cent ii, diptych (2001) by peter turner. He appears in may day v (2006) as a smiling reveller, shot through the gridded glass façade of the festival venue.
I Find His Work Intriguing So I Will Be On The Lookout If I Can Spot Places In Bristol Where I Could Get A Photo Of Similar Style.
May day v (2006) shanghai (2000) (image of a hotel interior was assembled from four negatives. Here’s a small selection of gursky’s works, for more, visit the moma website. See available photographs, prints and multiples, and design for sale and learn about the artist.
