Decarava Photography Appraisal

Owner notes: Roy decarava

Owner notes: Roy decarava

Owner notes: Roy decarava

Owner notes: Authentic Limited edition Signed William Eggleston Vintage Dye Transfer Photograph * Artist and Signature: The photograph is authentically hand signed by William Eggleston. The signature is described as being on the bottom right. The style of the signature matches William Eggleston’s authentic original signature and autograph. * Medium: The medium is identified as a "Dye Transfer Photograph." This is a key detail. Eggleston is famous for his pioneering use of the dye-transfer process, a highly saturated and labor-intensive method that produced vibrant, long-lasting prints. The description "Die Transfer Ink Dots Visible" is consistent with this process, as it is known for its rich, continuous tones rather than the dot-matrix patterns of other printing methods. Verifying this would involve close examination, possibly with a loupe, to confirm the characteristic continuous-tone quality of a dye transfer print. * Subject Matter: The photograph depicts a collection of dolls, mostly baby dolls, arranged on what appears to be the trunk of a car. The prominent emblem in the center, a wreath and crest, is characteristic of a Cadillac. This subject matter—mundane, everyday scenes rendered with intense, almost surreal color—is a hallmark of Eggleston's work, particularly his focus on the American South. The style is very much in line with his body of work. * Dating: The photograph is dated to 1973. This places it squarely in the period of Eggleston's most influential work, including the images that would later be featured in his groundbreaking 1976 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, William Eggleston's Guide. * Provenance and Edition: * Limited Edition: This is "One of only 15 of these type that exist" refers to a very small edition size for a dye-transfer print. This makes it highly rare and valuable. * Everest Gallery: The sticker on the back of the frame indicating "EVEREST GALLERY 4976 SUMMER AVE • MEMPHIS, TN" provides a crucial piece of provenance. This links the photograph to a specific gallery in Memphis, the artist's hometown. This information could be used to research the gallery and its history with William Eggleston to confirm a connection. * Condition Report: Well maintained with clear William Eggleston style saturation still present but some fading likely due to aging. * Framing Details: Well preserved in professional gallery framing behind glass and correctly matted to protect the photograph *Dimensions: Approximately 18x12

Owner notes: Unknown artist, unspecified print size 540 x 540

Owner notes: Unknown artist unspecified artwork size 2499 x 2373

Owner notes: Unknown artist, untitled artwork

Owner notes: Title / Identification Mid-20th Century New York Waterfront Bridge & Industrial Infrastructure Photographs Age / Date Circa late 1930s – early 1940s (pre-Verrazzano era) Location New York City waterfront (likely Brooklyn / Coney Island / Staten Island area) Materials / Process Original gelatin silver photographic prints on fiber-based paper Format Small-format prints (likely contact prints or early enlargements from 35mm or medium format negatives) Subject Matter Industrial bridge structures, piers, gantries, lifting mechanisms, and waterfront infrastructure documented from multiple angles and distances Photographer Anonymous (vernacular photographer; possibly serious amateur or Photo League–influenced) Style / Context American documentary modernism; vernacular photography in the tradition of the New York Photo League and WPA-era infrastructure studies Condition Good vintage condition with expected age-related wear (minor curling, surface gloss variation, light handling marks consistent with period prints) Notes These images predate the construction of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and should not be attributed to it. They represent earlier New York industrial waterfront structures and bridge approaches.

Owner notes: Irwin 2001. Untitled signed framed artwork

Owner notes: Unknown Artist, Untitled original artwork

Owner notes: Cut off hand

Owner notes: Signed Joey Braverman

Owner notes: Unknown artist, unspecified, artwork size 2672 x 2901

Owner notes: In a museums in Paris

Owner notes: Randy masser reverse negative -Revelations

Owner notes: Based on the images provided, here is the appraisal form filled out for the item. Item Details * Item: William Eggleston Los Alamos Photography Book * Dimensions: Not possible to determine exact dimensions from photos, but it appears to be a large-format hardcover book. * Weight: Not possible to determine weight from photos. * Brand: Scalo * Model: Not applicable * Serial Number: The ISBN is 3-908247-69-1. * Markers: ISBN barcode and "Printed in Germany" on the back cover. The name "SCALO" is on the front cover, on the bottom left corner. The title of the book "William Eggleston Los Alamos" is on the spine and front cover. * Materials: Hardcover, paper * Artist: The photographer is William Eggleston. * Style: Photography book, known for its color photography and pioneering work in the New Color Photography movement. * Condition: The book appears to be in good to very good condition. The cover and spine look clean, with no visible major tears, stains, or significant damage. However, it's impossible to tell the condition of the interior pages. * Provenance/Age: The publication date is not visible in the images. * Where was item acquired: Unknown. * Date of Acquisition: Unknown. * Documentations of Authenticity: N * List of Documents: None * Has item undergone repairs? No visible repairs.

Owner notes: Original photo graph 6’ x 2’

Owner notes: Not signed * Item: William Eggleston Los Alamos Photography Book * Dimensions: Not possible to determine exact dimensions from photos, but it appears to be a large-format hardcover book. * Weight: Not possible to determine weight from photos. * Brand: Scalo * Model: Not applicable * Serial Number: The ISBN is 3-908247-69-1. * Markers: ISBN barcode and "Printed in Germany" on the back cover. The name "SCALO" is on the front cover, on the bottom left corner. The title of the book "William Eggleston Los Alamos" is on the spine and front cover. * Materials: Hardcover, paper * Artist: The photographer is William Eggleston. * Style: Photography book, known for its color photography and pioneering work in the New Color Photography movement. * Condition: The book appears to be in good to very good condition. The cover and spine look clean, with no visible major tears, stains, or significant damage. However, it's impossible to tell the condition of the interior pages. * Provenance/Age: The publication date is not visible in the images. * Where was item acquired: Unknown. * Date of Acquisition: Unknown. * Documentations of Authenticity: N * List of Documents: None * Has item undergone repairs? No visible repairs.

Owner notes: Unknown artist, untitled framed photo