Exhibition · Deborah Bell Photographs
Five West Coast Photographers
Mar 27 – May 23
About the show
Anne Brigman Dorothea Lange Alma Lavenson Rose Mandel Edmund Teske
Deborah Bell Photographs presents a small exhibition of 15 photographs dating from 1912-1965 by five West Coast photographers. Ranging in style from Anne Brigman's early Pictorialist self-portrait in a bucolic California landscape; to "straight" photography of objects, people, landscape and façades by Alma Lavenson, Dorothea Lange, and Rose Mandel; and to the experimental photomontages of Edmund Teske, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the evolution of stylistic currents in American photography made on the West Coast during the first half of the 20th century.
About Deborah Bell Photographs
Deborah Bell Photographs has been a dealer of fine-art photographs since 1988. The gallery offers a broad range of works spanning the history of photography, concentrating on the 20th century, with special emphasis on European photography between the world wars; American photography from the 1940s-1970s; selected fashion photography; and photo-documents of conceptual art and performance.
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