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Toni Frissell – Val D’Isere, France C. 1959 by Burlington studio, small, flat viewMade to order · 3 to 4 weeks
Artwork, flat view · 21″ × 31″

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Toni Frissell – Val D’Isere, France C. 1959 by Burlington studio, small, flat view

Toni Frissell – Val D’Isere, France C. 1959

By Celadon Studio

Made in Burlington, ON

Part of Toni Frissell, 16 prints · Choose several

$549CAD

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Made to order · 3 to 4 weeks

About this piece

Toni Frissell was an American photographer, known for her work in fashion photography, WWII photography, and portraits of famous Americans, Europeans, children, and women. One of the main aspects of her photos that set her apart from others of the time, was her inclination to shoot outdoors on location rather than in a studio setting. This lead to a distinctive style of spontaneous action shots. This photograph features skiers from the early to mid-20th century.

SizeSmall · 21″ W × 31″ H

Dimensions include the frame. Size guide

FrameIncluded frame

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Made to order in Burlington, Ontario. It leaves the studio in 3 to 4 weeks.

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A photograph, printed with archival pigment inks so the tones hold for decades indoors.

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What these terms mean

Artist
Celadon Studio
Size
21″ × 31″ (53.3 cm × 78.7 cm)
Orientation
Vertical
Medium
Giclée print, on archival paper or canvas by finish
Frame
White glass frame, 1.6″ × 1.3″ profile (C426)
Palette
Cool Tones, Neutrals, Warm Tones, Blues, Browns, Grey, Reds
Style
Photography
Origin
Made in Burlington, ON
Edition
Open edition, printed to order

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