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Monumentenbrücke

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26 × 25 cm
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36 x 28 cm
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Year of work:
1982
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Monumentenbrücke is a quiet yet charged meditation on the urban landscape, reflecting the Gossage's renowned ability to find lingering psychological resonance within seemingly ordinary European streetscapes. Rather than capturing iconic architectural monuments, Gossage trains his lens on the incidental intersections of public space, stone masonry, and the quiet passage of time.

The composition utilizes a deliberate framing that emphasizes the physical textures of urban infrastructure, contrasting weathered concrete and structural barriers against open ambient light. This deadpan, observational distance strips away picturesque idealization, capturing the quiet dignity of a space defined by everyday utility.

Monumentenbrücke exemplifies the artist's ongoing fascination with how cities hold memory in their built fabric.

John Gossage

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Monumentenbrücke

Edition:
Uneditioned
Sold out by gallery or publisher
Signed on verso
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Image size:
26 × 25 cm
Print size:
36 x 28 cm
Frame size:
Provenance:
Year of work:
1982
Gelatin silver print
Printed in:
$
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Currently on hold
Note: prints larger than 18" are custom-shipped. Inquire about shipping methods & costs.
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Monumentenbrücke is a quiet yet charged meditation on the urban landscape, reflecting the Gossage's renowned ability to find lingering psychological resonance within seemingly ordinary European streetscapes. Rather than capturing iconic architectural monuments, Gossage trains his lens on the incidental intersections of public space, stone masonry, and the quiet passage of time.

The composition utilizes a deliberate framing that emphasizes the physical textures of urban infrastructure, contrasting weathered concrete and structural barriers against open ambient light. This deadpan, observational distance strips away picturesque idealization, capturing the quiet dignity of a space defined by everyday utility.

Monumentenbrücke exemplifies the artist's ongoing fascination with how cities hold memory in their built fabric.

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