The thrill of finally being able to go through the archive of my father and begin the task of sharing the vast imagination of Gleb Derujinsky is a thrill. Many know his work now from his career as a fashion photographer for Harper's Bazaar 1950-1970, but far too few know of his endless passion for shooting as an artist. Much like the great photographers like Ansel Adams whose passion was mountain scapes Derujinsky took his love of color film and would focus on one subject at a time, be it Landscapes, Water, Trees, Vanishing Barns and Fences, Ghost Towns of the Wild West, or as a grounded Pilot his love of skies, clouds and the magic of the stars. He was a relentless romantic, whatever he shot. As his daughter and present for many of these escapades, I can tell you I knew I was in the presence of artistic genius. I am emotionally moved as I open each box of prints. I look forward to sharing these beautiful artist proofs. Each print is but one. I have a few duplicates but at that very few and often different sizes. I consider these, Estate Prints and will provide A Certificate of Authenticity. Each of these prints available were printed between 2004-2008 by Derujinsky.


Condition:
Imperfections: No Imperfections
Condition Notes: This print has been stored since I acquired it in 2011 after my dad passed away. All prints have been stored carefully and untouched till most recently. This print has a white border of about 1.5" on 11 x 17" paper size. The details of the paper used are shown in the photos. Top of the line was Derujinsky's way! Museum quality.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Artist: Deru

Materials & Techniques:
Color Photography, Paper

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No Imperfections; This print has been stored since I acquired it in 2011 after my dad passed away. All prints have been stored carefully and untouched till most recently. This print has a white border of about 1.5" on 11 x 17" paper size. The details of the paper used are shown in the photos. Top of the line was Derujinsky's way! Museum quality.