Massimo Listri

Teatro la Scala, Mailand, Fine Art Photography, 2000

2000

All prints are limited edition. Available in multiple sizes. High-end framing on request. Every print is meticulously crafted and personally signed by the artist. To ensure authenticity, the collector also receives a certificate from the gallery. This beautiful closeup of a purple and green dahlia is part of the Botanica series. Howard Schatz spent several years photographing flowers, developing a specific love for Dahlias. His images are surreal in their richness of color and detail. 'Dahlia #2' is a captivating closeup of a Dahlia's flower bud. The intricate details, including the visible veins in the petals, are a testament to the artist's skill. The rhythmic arrangement of the pointed petals creates a mesmerizing kaleidoscopic effect. The deep blue, light purple, and neon green color palette adds a surreal touch, making this piece a unique addition to any collection. Opulent flower crowns, intertwined bodies, and decadent dinners hosted in underwater worlds – Howard Schatz's imagery is marked by grandeur and abundance. Transgressing genres and motives, Schatz approaches portraits, nature photography, and the moving body in all its forms with an outburst of passion and energy. Liquid colors, extravagant perspectives, and daring details surprise the onlooker at every corner. Succulent vegetation and airy fabrics bleed into magical compositions. Howard Schatz is an award-winning photographer living in New York City and widely exhibited worldwide. With twenty books of photographs to his credit, Schatz's wide-ranging artistic oeuvre includes studies of actors, dancers, athletes, portraiture, and a world of underwater imagery. His photographs have appeared in countless magazines around the globe, including a running series in Vanity Fair, along with the covers of TIME, Sports Illustrated, US News...

Other sizes an framing on request. Massimo Listri is an Italian photographer and best known for his large-scale images of majestic, empty interior spaces. In his famous series and photographs of libraries...