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Richard Lippold, NY

1952

Irving Penn

(American, 1917–2009)
Culture
America
Medium
gelatin silver print, 10 unique mounted contacts
Measurements
Paper: 19.1 x 27.9 cm (7 1/2 x 11 in.)
Credit Line
Gift from the Collection of Mark Schwartz + Bettina Katz 2020.59
Copyright
© The Irving Penn Foundation
This artwork is known to be under copyright.
Location
Not on view
Print
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Did You Know?

American sculptor Richard Lippold created delicate wire constructions of brass, nickel, gold and silver, one of which was commissioned for the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.

Description

One of Vogue’s top photographers, Irving Penn was known for his arresting portraits of celebrities. He would often expose up to 10 rolls of film, or 120 frames, to make a single portrait. They were first printed as contact sheets—pieces of photographic paper containing positive prints the same size as the negatives—so that the artist could select the ones to be enlarged. Occasionally, Penn would give the contact sheets as gifts once the final image was selected.

Richard Lippold, NY

1952

Irving Penn

(American, 1917–2009)
America

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