Ansel Adams

'Yosemite and the Range of Light'

Taken in northwest Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, this iconic landscape is one of 115 images on the Voyager Golden Records, a set of phonograph records sent into space containing oral and visual evidence of the various cultures and lifestyle on Earth. A tireless photographer, environmental activist, and writer, Ansel Adams captured the wild of America as no artist before or since. Considered one of the last defining figures of nineteenth-century American landscape imagery, Adams…

Rare photos taken by Ansel Adams from the collection of David H Arrington, a passionate collector of Adams’ photographs from the beginning, will be offered for sale from 17 February at midday in Sotheby’s New York

Ansel Adams (1902-1984) a very well know master of photography and arguably the most influential landscape photographer in American history. He was a lifelong conservationist who encouraged understanding of, and respect for, the natural environment. Born in a suburb of coastal San Francisco in 1902, Adams was the only

The National Parks are in partial shutdown. But America’s wilderness shines in a show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston that reveals how human intervention has changed purple mountains’ majesty.

Ansel Adams

Apr 3, 2017 - Original photograph signed and numbered by Mark Citret Gelatin Silver photograph Mounted and overmatted with 4-ply archival museum board Original photographs are hand made, and not all sizes are kept in inventory. We will contact you within two business days with an estimated delivery date. Special orders may take up to 4 weeks for delivery. Multiple image sizes available

Know more about the Making of Special Edition Yosemite Valley Prints by Ansel. Hand-made series of Ansel Adam's Yosemite Valley Photography series.