A beautiful framed gelatin silver print from photographer Bill Jacobson's Song of Sentient Beings series (20" x 16").
"Having lost countless friends during the 1970s AIDS epidemic, Bill Jacobson uses the medium of photography to explore his personal feelings of loss and the universal transience of life. Distinguished by a soft focus style, the ethereal blur found in much of Jacobson’s body of work disorients the viewer and challenges the notion of photographs as tangible captured moments of permanent realities." - North Carolina Museum of Art
NOTE: This item is framed, and the frame is in preowned condition with signs of gentle wear. It is in New York City, and T&W will arrange pickup with the winning bidder. If shipping is required, this can be arranged at the winner's expense.
"Having lost countless friends during the 1970s AIDS epidemic, Bill Jacobson uses the medium of photography to explore his personal feelings of loss and the universal transience of life. Distinguished by a soft focus style, the ethereal blur found in much of Jacobson’s body of work disorients the viewer and challenges the notion of photographs as tangible captured moments of permanent realities." - North Carolina Museum of Art
NOTE: This item is framed, and the frame is in preowned condition with signs of gentle wear. It is in New York City, and T&W will arrange pickup with the winning bidder. If shipping is required, this can be arranged at the winner's expense.
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