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Maurice de Vlaminck, Normandy

1951

Irving Penn

(American, 1917–2009)
Culture
America
Medium
gelatin silver prints, ferrotyped, mounted on card
Measurements
Mounted: 18.9 x 27.9 cm (7 7/16 x 11 in.)
Credit Line
Gift from the Collection of Mark Schwartz + Bettina Katz 2020.19
Copyright
© The Irving Penn Foundation
This artwork is known to be under copyright.
Location
Not on view
Print
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The contact sheet is a twentieth-century phenomenon.

Description

The contact sheet—a piece of photographic paper which contains positive prints of some or all of the negatives on a roll of film—was necessitated by the advent of roll film, which produced small negatives, and rendered obsolete with the advent of digital photography. Having access to a photographer’s contact reveals the artist's thoughts and working processes.
Three rows of four black-and-white photographs of Maurice de Vlaminck, a man with light skin tone, wrinkled face, and flat, sparse hair photographed from the knees up, seated, wearing a button-down shirt tucked into his trousers, a scarf tucked into the shirt, and a coat. In most photographs he holds up a pipe in his left hand, in the upper left photo his right, and in the bottom right three he relaxes his arms down in his lap.

Maurice de Vlaminck, Normandy

1951

Irving Penn

(American, 1917–2009)
America

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