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Rare Cameras & Photography Auction featuring an iconic collection from Christina and Richard Stefani. Master Photographer Richard Stefani creates art that celebrates the timeless beauty of America’s landscape. A full-time professional artist since 1962, he is a sought-after portrait and fine art photographer, winning numerous accolades and awards over the decades. For almost 50 years Richard created moving portraits of people from all walks of life, from social commentary to families to political figures. He often lectured on photographic technique and served as a print judge.
In this auction, you'll find photographs by all the greats, including Ansel Adams, Jay Dusard, John Sexton, Dorothea Lange, Henry Gilpin, Bill Wittliff, George Tames, & a rare collection of vintage and antique cameras, used by Richard Stefani himself.
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LOT 43:
JAY DUSARD, "MARTIN BLACK"
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JAY DUSARD, "MARTIN BLACK"
"Martin Black" silver photograph hand-signed by listed photographer, Jay Dusard circa 1982. This photograph was taken in Stampede Ranch, Nevada. This photograph measures in frame 16.25'' H x 20.25'' W. Jay Dusard, of Douglas, Arizona has photographed the quiet, subtle aspects of the landscape for thirty years, yet he is most well known for his portraits of cowboys. This is a direct result of his first book, The North American Cowboy: A Portrait, the product of a 1981 Guggenheim Fellowship. Following the publication of that classic book, Jay published La Frontera, a collaboration with writer Alan Weisman about the U.S./Mexico border from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific. Following that, he published Beyond the Rangeland Conflict: Toward a West that Works, a collaboration with writer Dan Daggett, is proving to be a pivotal book in the history of land stewardship in the West, detailing examples of outstanding ranching practices designed to improve the land, the livestock and the wildlife. The book was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Open Country, published in 1994, features additional landscape studies. His latest book, Horses, is a small-format book praising those wonderful creatures that have been such an integral part of the West for centuries. He pursues photography—mostly ranching and cowboy themes again—when not busy doing ranching work or playing his cornet in jazz groups.
