A GROUP OF DEAN CHAMBERLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE COLLECTION OF...

The Collection of Annie Flanders
A GROUP OF DEAN CHAMBERLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE COLLECTION OF ANNIE FLANDERS.
4 items:
1. Yellow Tulips. Cibachrome print, 495 x 400 mm, float mounted and framed to 635 x 520 mm.

2. [Woman on couch, chair and floor.] Cibachrome print, 495 x 400 mm, float mounted and framed to 635 x 520 mm.

3. Gelatin silver print of high heels superimposed over aerial view of Brooklyn Bridge, 350 x 280 mm, identified on verso as Chamberlain image, with smaller postcard of image featuring letter to Annie Flanders at the Soho News, Nov 5, 1980.

4. ALS to Annie Flanders thanking her for recent assignment, 1 p, 4to, n.p., August 11, 1993, on "Yellow Tulips" greeting card. With other blank Chamberlain greeting cards.

Dean Chamberlain pioneered "light painting," the technique by which hand-held lights are used in long-exposure shots to create an ethereal, psychedelic effect. Chamberlain worked for Flanders at both Soho News and Details.