Recent content by Danno561

I picked up a group of photographs that included six Arthur Rothstein photos and a single Chris Killip. I was convinced that the six by Rothstein were decades old silver gelatins but they were all mounted. So I decided to use the hair dryer trick to remove the photo from the mount, hoping to...

Added this signed, original photograph by Sally Mann to my collection. This image served as the cover image on her book “Second Sight” and it is definitely a favorite of mine.

Here is one of the Arthur Rothstein photos. Heavier and older stock, for sure. Signed but not consistent with the “Arthur Rothstein” signatures that I have seen. Verso provides little help with just a reference number on the mounted board. Curious when this would have been printed. Any...

Yeah I was elated to hear from Matt Killip so quickly. I purchased this photograph as part of a group that included 5 Arthur Rothstein photos as well. I felt more confident in the Rothstein’s but assumed the Killip to be an unauthorized reporoduction from his Isle of Mann series. Any guess on...

I did not expect such a quick and enthusiastic response! After congratulating me, they stated that it is definitely Chris Killip’s handwriting as well.

Thank you! I reached out to them.

I just love this image! I picked up this Chris Killip photo but assume it is definitely not original. How can I tell if it is an authorized reproduction or is this just be mass produced in violation of copyright?

Thank you! Ok You may have just opened the flood gates. Is it best to post related questions individually or is it acceptable to just expand on any existing thread?

Thanks so much! I love fine art with a pretty significant collection. I have zero artistic talent perhaps that is why I appreciate it so much.

Thank you. I will check it out for sure. There is a lot here. A bit overwhleming but time to jump in the waters!

Thanks Mike.

Hello all, i joined this forum not because I am an avid photographer but because I appreciate the story behind the photographs. As a result, I started out collecting civil war era tin types, ambros, dagueros and cdv’s. My interests later expanded to early aviation photographs, E.S. Curtis...