Name: In the Red - Dörte Fitschen-Rath
Brand: Dörte Fitschen-Rath
SKU: Dörte Fitschen-Rath - In the Red - Handmade Color Print (Chromegenic-Print) - 25.4cm x30.48cm
Price: 1000.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

In the Red - Dörte Fitschen - Rath by Dörte Fitschen - Rath at White Label Project

1,000.00 EUR

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Material

Handmade Color Print (Chromogenic-Print)

Size

26x31

Exclusive edition of 20 pieces.

Art photography by American photographer, Dörte Fitschen-Rath.

Havana l 2018

All art prints are custom-made on demand in highest gallery quality, produced locally in Germany. Each print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

I spotted this man from afar. His posture said pride, his hands clasped behind his back. When he passed and his reflection appeared in the mirror that was left in a former and now deserted department store, his sense of dignity seemed to fill the emptiness of the space.

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Keep prints out of direct sunlight. Avoid heat and humidity. Before framing, acid-free archival mat is recommended to avoid direct contact between the print and glass.

Due to the nature of the process, please allow a few weeks for delivery. Elevate your collection with a truly exceptional piece of art that embodies beauty, in-depth storytelling and careful craftsmanship.

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Meet Dörte Fitschen-Rath

Doerte’s distinctive, often raw imagery infused with painterly qualities derive from an emotional place. She finds a range of expression in analog and digital photography, depending on her subject matter. Her poetic take on life and the streets of New York are mostly captured with a softer focus, literally and expressively. In some cases she technically enhances softness to offset a sharper take. While staying in close proximity to her subjects, she finds the essence of the moment running the gamut from movement to stillness.

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