Sally Gall's photography is highly collectible, and this dreamy print is no exception. Sally Gall - Columb d'Or, 1980 is a gelatin silver archival photograph made in 1980. The print is 10" x 10" and comes ready to be framed with a 16" x 20" matte. Make this stunning artwork a part of your collection!
“For forty years I have photographed the beauty and mystery of the natural world - its elemental and sometimes terrifying aspects, its silence, its persistence. To immerse viewers in a visceral and sensual contemplation of nature and our place within it, I have photographed gardens, cultivated fields, swimmers, jet contrails, the twilight zone in caves, blossoming trees, dramatic skies, and the ground level kingdom of things that creep and crawl. I photograph with an ever deepening appreciation for how this place shapes us, even as we shape it with our passage.” -- Sally Gall
“For forty years I have photographed the beauty and mystery of the natural world - its elemental and sometimes terrifying aspects, its silence, its persistence. To immerse viewers in a visceral and sensual contemplation of nature and our place within it, I have photographed gardens, cultivated fields, swimmers, jet contrails, the twilight zone in caves, blossoming trees, dramatic skies, and the ground level kingdom of things that creep and crawl. I photograph with an ever deepening appreciation for how this place shapes us, even as we shape it with our passage.” -- Sally Gall
Sally Gall lives and works in New York City. Her work is in numerous museums (like the Whitney) and collections worldwide. She has published three books of photographs, The Water's Edge, Chronicle Books, 1995, Subterranea, Umbrage Editions, 2003, and Heavenly Creatures, Powerhouse Books, 2019. Sally has been awarded several prestigious fellowships which include two MacDowell Colony Fellowships, a Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Residency, and Director’s Guest at the Civitella Ranieri Foundation.
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Courtesy of Sally Gall and Jack Stephens, and Winston Wachter Gallery, New York