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James SparshattJames Sparshatt La Linea Photography, Framed Palladium Platinum Print, 20042004
2004
$2,932.70
£2,150
€2,497.30
CA$4,040.53
A$4,406.76
CHF 2,334.41
MX$52,830.84
NOK 29,729.96
SEK 27,185.84
DKK 18,657.25
About the Item
A line to be crossed… a man leads with strength and tenderness on the tango floor in Buenos Aires.
This striking black and white photograph captures an intimate moment of connection, focusing on the intertwined arms of a couple. The image exudes a sense of tenderness and unity, emphasizing the emotional bond between the tango dancers. The sharp contrast highlights the textures of the skin, drawing attention to the delicate curl of hair cascading down the woman's back, subtly emphasizing her femininity. The man's hand is placed protectively around her shoulder, conveying a sense of warmth and security. The composition’s simplicity accentuates its emotional depth, inviting the viewer to ponder the story behind this embrace. The choice of monochrome adds a timeless quality, enhancing the emotive power of the piece. This photograph stands out through its ability to convey profound emotion through minimalistic elements, making it a compelling study of the human connection inherent in tango dancing.
James Sparshatt’s photographs of music and dance capture the emotion and intensity of people lost in the rhythm of the moment.
Palladium platinum prints are the choice for serious collectors of black and white photography. Platinum prints are the ultimate expression of bespoke craft printing. In the hands of a master printer they can provide a unique register of tones and effects bringing unexpected nuances from a negative. Prints created in this way have an ethereal quality with incredible detail, enhanced by the way the chemicals soak into the fibres of the paper. They are also light fast and therefore not subject to any form of fading over time. James Sparshatt's platinum prints are produced by 31 Studio, Europe's leading exponents of this art.
The work is also available as a baryta silver gelatin print or as a large scale archival print.
Palladium platinum print
Edition of 12
Print floated in a box frame with UV clarity glass
Signed by artist al verso
Stamped by 31 Studio – platinum print masters
Certificate of Authenticity from gallery
Country : Argentina
Series : The passion of tango
Year : 2004
Media: Hand-crafted palladium platinum print
Frame: Float framed
Print Size: 30" x 22"
Framed Size: 34" x 26"
- Creator:James Sparshatt (1966, British)
- Creation Year:2004
- Dimensions:Height: 26 in (66.04 cm)Width: 34 in (86.36 cm)Depth: 1 in (2.54 cm)
- More Editions Sizes:Framed baryta silver gelatin print. 20" x 16" paper. Framed size 27" x 21". Edition of 35 Price: $1,296
- Medium:
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- Condition:
- Gallery Location:Coltishall, GB
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU154628133132
James Sparshatt
James Sparshatt began his photographic career in the 1990s in Bolivia, working as a photojournalist and editor of the Bolivian Times. James has had solo exhibitions in the US, Ireland, Spain, Cuba, France and across the UK. His work has also been shown at prestigious contemporary art fairs including Pulse - Miami, Art Chicago, Art Hamptons, Slick Paris, Art Market (San Francisco) among others. James’s photographs have been used for many advertising campaigns and have featured in magazines such as Dazed and Confused, Tatler, Red, Wanderlust as well as all of the UK’s major broadsheets. He has also written for the New Statesman. “My love of photography developed while I was working as a photojournalist in Latin America in the 1990s. Both there, and later in Cuba, I was captivated by the energy and exuberance of the festivals and dance so inherent in Latino life. Many of my images celebrate the rich and vibrant musical heritage of Havana, Buenos Aires and Seville. When I look at them I recall the rhythmic beat of the music and almost feel a trickle of sweat running down my back.” His exhibition at the Royal National Theatre, London was described in the Sunday Telegraph as “a dazzling collection of black and white images”. James has been a finalist in the Sony World Photographic awards, the Centre for Fine Art Photography and The Worldwide Photography Gala awards. He has also won the Center for Fine Art Photography’s International award. James frequently gives talks about his work at photographic festivals and exhibitions.
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