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Trim Photograph - Limited Edition of 16

Dominic Rouse

Thailand

Photography, Black & White on Paper

Size: 27 W x 33 H x 1 D in

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A tender moment captured in a beauty salon for eco-warriors. "His images are challenging because the questions he asks in his images are challenging themselves. In my interview with him he quotes Picasso who said that computers are useless because they only give you answers. Rouse's photographs pose far more questions than they answer and I suspect that is precisely his intention." (Brooks Jensen - LensWork Publishing, 2007) Artist - DOMINIC ROUSE Title - Trim Print - Thio toned Gelatin Silver Paper - Ilford FB baryta coated fibre base semi-matt warmtone double weight (255gsm) Paper Size - 20" x 16" 51 x 41 cm) Image Size - 18" x 14" (46 x 36 cm) Frame Size - 32½" x 27" (83 x 69 cm) Mount Size - 27½" x 21½" (70 x 55 cm) Edition - 16 Image Date - July 2000 Print Date - November 2000 Catalogue - DHR0012BW Condition - Excellent Unique hand-painted artist frame Print held in place using paper corners. It can be removed freely. No adhesive used. Mount signed in pencil front lower right Print signed & numbered in pencil front lower right Annotations in pencil on rear Materials used two slim young females (with bushes), a pair of shears, one Bronica SQA, two rolls of Fuji 64T, a computer, a piece of photographic paper, light, silver, impeccable craftsmanship, blood, sweat and tears.

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Photography:Black & White on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:16

Size:27 W x 33 H x 1 D in

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Dominic Rouse has been described as one of the most interesting photographers working today. He is a visionary in the truest sense of the word and his work probably has more in common with painting than photography. Brooks Jensen, the editor of America's LensWork Magazine, has said that Rouse does not take pictures of the world, he makes photographs of his mind. His unique vision and mastery of his craft set him apart from most of the other photographers who use the computer in their practice. His work may appear to be rooted in the past but it is the product of a seamless blend of the latest digital technologies and the timeless qualities of large format black and white photography.

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