Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925

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Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925

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Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925,

1925, printed 1977

Edward Weston, 1886–1958; born Highland Park, IL; died Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
Printed by George A. Tice, American, 1938–2025
Published by Witkin Gallery, New York
x1981-14.1-.6

Information

Title
Portfolio: Six Nudes of Neil, 1925
Dates

1925, printed 1977

Maker
Edward Weston
Printed by George A. Tice
Published by Witkin Gallery, New York
Medium
Palladium prints
Dimensions
each: 10 x 7.4 cm. (3 15/16 x 2 15/16 in.) mount (each): 35.5 x 28.7 cm. (14 x 11 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the members of the Advisory Council of the Art Museum and the Department of Art and Archaeology in honor of David H. McAlpin, upon retirement
Object Number
x1981-14.1-.6
Place Made

North America, United States

Culture
American
Type
portfolios (containers), palladium prints, black-and-white photographs, photographs
Techniques
palladium process, mounting

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