A New York-based photographer, Ms. Briselli has degrees in painting from Pratt and the University of Pennsylvagraphy and pania. Her work combines photointing or uses multiple images. Her photographs are in numerous public and private collections including American Express, Bank of America and the Amoco Oil Corporation.

Each handpainted silver or chromogenic-based image (photo-painting) is unique due to subtle but distinct variations in the painting process from one work to the next. It is for this reason that traditional numbered editions do not apply, though use of a single image will not exceed 12 printings.

11x14 inches $1400
16x20 inches $1800
Larger sizes and prices on request. Assembled Bouuquet sizes and prices on request.

Pigment prints of the same images begin with the negative or finished photo-paiinting and involve the artist in all aspects of the production. Prints on smooth or textured art papers, archival and signed.

8x10 inches $600. (edition 50)
11x14 inches $950. (edition 50)
16x20 inches $1350. (edition 30)

Larger sizes and prices on request . Assembled Bouquet sizes and prices on request.

Brigitte Carnochan came to the United States in 1947 where she became a University English teacher. Following other interests, she went on to become a serious gardener and to teach photography at Stanford University. Her beautifully-crafted black and white botanical studies combine these two passions.

For the hand-painted photographs, the artist uses oil paints to color gelatin silver (black and white) photographs printed on fiber-based paper and selenium-toned. The process makes each print unique. All are signed.

11x14 inches $ 1500.
16x20 inches $ 2500.

Pigment printed copies of the same (but not all ) images are available in small limited editions. Also signed.

9 x 9 (or 9x12) : $ 750. edition of 30
15 x 15 (or 15x20): $1400. edition of 20
22 x 22 (or 22x29): $2100. edition of 10
31 x 31 (or 31x41): $3600. edition of 5

From the earliest years of her career, which began about 1906, Imogen Cunningham explored botanical imagery with intelligence and determination. She also experimented in many other photographic styles including early pictorialism, portraiture and nude studies. Working into her nineties, Imogen Cunningham is a major figure in the history of fine art photography. Modern silver prints of most of her images made by her son Rondal Partridge are available, as well as a wide selection of exquisite pigment prints made by her grandson, Joshua Partridge.  All prints come with a Certificate of Authentication from the Imogen Cunningham Trust. 

Prices on request. 

Well-known for her published books of dog and cat photographs, Sharon Beals has been working on detailed photographs of native and wild habitat for the last five years. The nest series is an ongoing body of work with recent images made from the nest and egg collections at The California Academy of Science and the Museum of Vertebra Zoology/UC Berkeley. These photographs were published as the cover story by Audubon magazine, April 2008.

Prints are made on German etching paper with archival pigment ink.

17x17 inches $800, edition of 50
24x24 inches $1200, signed edition of 25
32x32 inches $1800, signed edition of 25
40x40 inches $2400, signed edition of 25

These photographs of bird nests display the range and skill of our amazing feathered architects, as well as the incredible diversity and beauty of their design. As it is generally not possible to ID the builder of a found nest, the images are titled by whim.. (None of these nests was "taken".) All prints are signed.

10x10 inch sepia-toned silver prints. $600, from an edition of 10.
9x9 inch pigment prints on watercolor papers - .$300
15x15 inch pigment prints on watercolor papers - $550