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PROPERTY FROM THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF TOM JACOBSON
James Parker (1915-87) is perhaps best known for his design work in silver and enamel, now in the collection of the Witchita Museum of Contemporary Crafts. His extant photographic work is virtually limited to this group of 44 gelatin silver prints. The images, small-scale, intricately detailed and with unusual perspectives, are strongly reflective of his jeweler's eye and were taken by Parker in 1939 on a trip from his home in San Diego to Europe, via New York.
JAMES PARKER
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JAMES PARKER
Selected images
11 gelatin silver prints. Circa 1939. Each dated in an unknown hand in pencil and Estate stamp on the verso.
Each approximately 43/8 x 3¼in. (10.7 x 8.3cm.) or the reverse. (11)
Selected images
11 gelatin silver prints. Circa 1939. Each dated in an unknown hand in pencil and Estate stamp on the verso.
Each approximately 43/8 x 3¼in. (10.7 x 8.3cm.) or the reverse. (11)