NAN GOLDIN "MY BED, HOTEL LA LOUISIANE, PARIS" 1996Nan Goldin (b. 1953) is unquestionably one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. A successor to Diane Arbus, her aesthetic and creative approach has had a tremendous impact on the realms of photography and fine art. She was the first to use the slide show format in a fine art setting and elevated the familiar snapshot into an art form. My Bed, Hotel La Louisiane, Paris is an intimate still life taken of her unmade bed scattered

and numbered by the artist

He worked with spray guns

Very good condition

circa 2000

each intensifying the rich red background

In the image both men are suited in sailor uniforms and navy caps adorned with their names in glitter

with swaths of dripping and scratched-in inks and imprints of string and clippings

Untitled B"

While Nevelson is known for dedication to working in black

almost decorative

This large and impressive print is a great example from Olitski's "Mitt Paintings" period

we couldn’t agree more