Original print of Big Country
  £   37
  $   49

 


£ 37 Sold For
Apr 8, 2007 Sold Date
Apr 1, 2007 Start Date
4   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Shown here is a vintage, silver gelatine print of Big Country, photographed inside (I think) the delapidated St. Pancras Station Hotel in 1989. It was commissioned by the British music magazine NME.

It would make an excellent aquisition for any Big Country fan. This particular image has never been offered for sale before. The recipient of this print can therefore rest assured that they'll currently be the only Big Country fan in the world to own a copy.

It had been hoped that my father's web site would have been relaunched by now and we would selling his limited edition prints exclusively prints from there. This has been put back a few months (due to the production of a new book) so, in the meantime, we will continue to sell what remains of his prints on Ebay.

Limited editions of Derek Ridgers portraits usually sell for many hundreds of pounds (and occasionally a good deal more than that). He has exhibited world-wide and extensively in this country including at the Barbican and The National Portrait Gallery, and has also had one man shows at the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Photographers Gallery.

This photograph is signed in pencil by the photographer on the back, alongside a couple of his own stamps.<p>

The condition of this print is perfect.  The illustration shown is a flat bed scan of the actual print being offered. The total print size is 30.5cm by 21.7cm, the image size is 27cm x 17.2cm.

If you look at our feedback you'll see that we now have several repeat purchasers, a fact that may best speak for itself.

See Derek Ridgers website here - www.DerekRidgers.com

See also review on - http://photography.about.com/library/weekly/aa071700c.htm

Almost all Derek Ridgers' black and white photographs currently for sale on eBay were printed by himself, in his own darkroom on double weight, fibre based paper, and they were always archivally processed (air dried and cold flattened) to museum standards, regardless of end use. The smaller of these prints (12x10 inches or less) were almost all printed at around the time of the original session. They were either duplicates of those supplied to the magazines or record companies that commissioned them, or they were simply edited out of the original selection that was supplied. I describe all these prints as "vintage". Most of the larger prints were made, but not necessarily at the time of the shoot, for my father's portfolio or for various exhibitions.

Thank you for viewing.

Please view the other photographs we have for sale.

COPYRIGHT:

Please note - the copyright of this photograph is NOT being sold and remains with the photographer.

PAYMENT:

UK buyers may use Paypal and also postal orders or cheques. Overseas buyers may pay only by Paypal.

POSTAGE/SHIPPING:

Winning bidder pays shipping, the cost of which obviously vary depending on destination.

If you have questions about the print/s please e-mail me.


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