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ICP, Peter Beard Opening, November, 1977

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389/500

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Oversized gelatin silver print

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Very good

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47.6 x 47.6 cm

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60 x 50 cm

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1977

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2003

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Larry Fink’s ICP, Peter Beard Opening, New York, 1978 captures the vibrant, theatrical energy and social friction of the downtown New York art world during a gallery vernissage.

Using his signature direct flash technique, Fink illuminates the foreground subjects with stark, high-contrast intensity while allowing the surrounding crowd to dissolve into deep shadow. This dramatic lighting underscores the voyeurism, posturing, and intense interpersonal dynamics at play within elite cultural gatherings.

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ICP, Peter Beard Opening, November, 1977

Edition:

389/500

Sold out by gallery or publisher

Signed, titled, and dated in pencil, verso

Signed

Image size:

47.6 x 47.6 cm

Print size:

60 x 50 cm

Frame size:

unframed

Provenance:

Year of work:

1977

Oversized gelatin silver print

Printed in:

2003

$

0

Currently on hold

Note: prints larger than 18" are custom-shipped. Inquire about shipping methods & costs.

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Larry Fink’s ICP, Peter Beard Opening, New York, 1978 captures the vibrant, theatrical energy and social friction of the downtown New York art world during a gallery vernissage.

Using his signature direct flash technique, Fink illuminates the foreground subjects with stark, high-contrast intensity while allowing the surrounding crowd to dissolve into deep shadow. This dramatic lighting underscores the voyeurism, posturing, and intense interpersonal dynamics at play within elite cultural gatherings.

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