A prominent documentary photographer, Susie Fitzhugh specializes in images of children, families, health and education. Her many clients include Annie E. Casey Foundation, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Ford Foundation, David & Lucile Packard Foundation, Humane Society of the United States, Seattle Foundation and Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia. Her work has been published by Life Magazine, Time-Life Books, The Washington Post and scores of others.

Archival pigment prints, signed (matted to 20x24 inches). Not editioned.

12x18 inch prints $750
15x15 inch prints (Boxer Boys) $750

Don Normark's Chavez Ravine photographs document a cohesive Mexican-American community in Los Angeles that was demolished in 1950 to make way for Dodger Stadium. This important record of the original community came to light in the 1990s and the contemporary prints have been widely exhibited since. A film by Normark with Ry Cooder and Cheech Marin was released and shown on PBS in 2003. It tells the story of the community and reunites some of the residents after 50 years.

11x14 inch silver prints, signed $ 900
16x20 inch silver prints, signed $1400

Robin Schwartz’s photographs of her daughter Amelia transcend our traditional notions of pictures of children and animals. Ms Schwartz presents a series of images that capture a fantasy world of exotic animals, through which the young Amelia walks with a studied nonchalance.  Schwartz’s work has been much published and exhibited. Her two previous books are Like Us: Primate Portraits (1993) about people and their pet primates, and Dog Watching (1995). “My Amelia Project” is soon to be a monograph published by Aperture.  Her work can be found in many private and corporate collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum, and the Brooklyn Museum.

20x24 inch chromogenic prints  Prices on request
30x40 inch chromogenic prints  Prices on request

Richard Ehrlich has photographed the fascinating and beautiful abandoned mines and workers houses in the diamond-rich costal areas of Namibia, sandwiched between Africa’s Kalahari and Namib deserts. His work captures the dramatic colors, shapes and patterns of the shifting sands of landscape as well as the dunes of sand that have now taken over the old wall-papered homes.

Print sizes vary but are usually 36x44 inches. Prices on request.

Willy Ronis, Sevres-Babylone, Paris 1948

16x20 inch gelatin silver print, Price on request

Bettina Rheims, Ostrich

20x24 inches gelatin silver print from Polaroid negative Edition 4/15, $2400

Keith Carter, Ball of String

1996 15x15 inches, gelatin silver print, $1600

Cornell Capa, Bolshoi Ballet

Moscow 1958 16x20 inches, silver print, $1500

Wolf von dem Bussche, World Trade Center

16x20 inches, gelatin silver print, $1500