Classic Black & White
Surf & Driftwood, Afternoon, Point Lobos
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1979
Size: 11x14"
Edition: 100 This is the print that accompanies the deluxe limited edition book, Quiet Light
White Boulder, Canyonlands, Dead Horse Point, Utah
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1990
Size: 16x20"
Ceiling House, Colorado Plateau
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1990
Size: 16x20"
This is a vintage print
Boulders, Olmstead Point, Yosemite
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date:
Size: 11x14"
There is only one print available.
Medium: Vintage gelatin silver photographs
Date: 1977
Size: 8x10", 11x14"
The 8x10" photograph was printed in 1992.
The 11x14" photograph was printed in 1982 and it is very rare in this size.
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1982
Size: 8x10"
This photograph was printed in 1990.
Medium: Deluxe hardbound book, first edition, signed and numbered accompanied with a gelatin silver photograph, 11x14", 'Surf and Driftwood"
Date: 1979
Edition: 100
Landscapes: A private collection
Corn Lily, Eastern Sierra Nevada (Sold)
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1996
Size: 11x14"
Rock, Shoreline, Pemaquid Point, Maine (Sold)
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Date: 1987
Size: 11x14"
BIOGRAPHY
John Sexton is perhaps the most widely known contemporary black and white landscape photographer and educator. He was an assistant of Ansel Adams for many years, and his work, in high demand, demonstrates the technical and artistic expertise that one would expect from such an association. John’s work has a very distinctive feel and is immediately recognizable, for he has clearly stepped out of the shadow of his mentor and established a worldwide reputation.
John Sexton was born in 1953, and resides in Carmel Valley, California. Respected as a photographer, master printmaker, and workshop instructor, he is best known for his luminous, quiet photographs of the natural environment.
All of the photographs that are being offered through the Susan Spiritus Gallery are from a private collection. There is only one of each.