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Artwork description:
A neglected abandoned building with a slight view/glimpse, facing the more well-cared for and admired midcentury modernism paradise of Palm Springs, California captured by photographer William Dey.
A lavender blue filter added to brighten the image and add some additional beauty and optimism.
Image is printed on crisp white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper and measures 16"W X 20"H with additional white borders for a total overall paper measurement of 18" X 22".
Signed and Numbered New Limited Edition print from the WDey Signature Collection.
Please allow 10 Business days.
Materials used:
Picture Rag museum-quality paper
Tags:
#palm tree #california #abandoned #neglected #view #hidden #midcentury #glimpse #palm springs #william dey #willow deyA VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE Palm Springs CA (2025) Photograph
by William Dey
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£390.72
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 21
- Size: 45.72 x 55.88 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 40.64 x 50.8cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
A neglected abandoned building with a slight view/glimpse, facing the more well-cared for and admired midcentury modernism paradise of Palm Springs, California captured by photographer William Dey.
A lavender blue filter added to brighten the image and add some additional beauty and optimism.
Image is printed on crisp white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper and measures 16"W X 20"H with additional white borders for a total overall paper measurement of 18" X 22".
Signed and Numbered New Limited Edition print from the WDey Signature Collection.
Please allow 10 Business days.
Materials used:
Picture Rag museum-quality paper
Tags:
#palm tree #california #abandoned #neglected #view #hidden #midcentury #glimpse #palm springs #william dey #willow dey
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William Dey
United States
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A Singular Vision: When creating a photograph, William Dey looks for the angles-both literally and figuratively. He constantly seeks a means to observe the world from the edges, to record... Read more