#Chromogenic print

[photographymenagerie]

Food of America

Stephen Shore

c. 1972

via the Met

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Binoculars with people faces, Battery Park, 1952. Chromogenic print

Photo: Ernst Haas via ernst-haas.com

[skf-fineart]

David Hockney (b. 1937)

John St Clair Swimming - April 1972, from the portfolio Twenty Photographic Pictures, 1976

chromogenic color print, 8 x 10 1/2 inches

[9ate7]

David LaChapelle

Rebirth of Venus, 2009

[killyridols]

untitled by jaylon israel hicks, 2012, c-print, 37 × 28 centimeters

[zurich-snows]

Jonas Mekas - Salvador Dali at work with Jerome Ducrot - MO Museum's Collection

[ruggeddruid]

Cindy Sherman, Untitled #88, 1981

[coeus-reincarnate]

Hale Bopp (1997) by Wolfgang Tillmans Chromogenic print

Source

[tepot]

Allen Frame, John West, Dan Mahoney, and Darrel Ellis, NYC, 1981. Chromogenic print; printed later, 11 x 14 in. Gitterman Gallery

[photography-obsession]

William Klein

Dolores Wants a Taxi, New York, Vogue, 1958. Chromogenic print

[fashion-photography-illustration]

Helmut Newton

Models with Cocktails for Nova Magazine, 1973

[skf-fineart]

Paul McCartney (b. 1942)

“George Harrison. Miami Beach, February 1964” (1964)

chromogenic print 

[jadonulrich]

Paul Snell Bleed # 202198 (Abstract Photography), 2021 Chromogenic Print Face-mounted 3mm Matte Plexiglas 70 9/10 × 45 3/10 in

[andsothen]

[bielxperience]

[sheltiechicago]

Bluebells—Present no more, 2022, oil on gesso, 82.5 × 68.5 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly. © Idris Khan.

Idris Khan

Creating symmetries in different mediums.

Bach . . . Six Suites for the Solo Cello, 2006, chromogenic print, 100.5 × 68.25 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly. © Idris Khan.

Alone—is not a tune, 2022, painted relief bronze plates, 27.5 × 29 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly. © Idris Khan.