California (Special Edition)
Special edition by California by Bob Kolbrener (2022)
In a limited edition of 25 copies presented in a custom clamshell box
Includes:
- A signed copy of the book
- Signed, dated and located by Bob Kolbrener to title page
- A numbered and signed original silver gelatin print mounted on 41x51 cm museum board, overmatted
About
A native of Missouri, American artist Bob Kolbrener was born in 1942 and began his career in St. Louis. He established a commercial photography business there in 1969 that was structured to give him and his wife, Sharon, time to photograph the American West. “We would work for five months and then head out for a month of fine art photography…living as nomads for two months of the year for over thirty years,” said Kolbrener. A life-long devotion to California landscapes began when he saw six large-format Ansel Adams photographs in a gallery in Yosemite National Park in 1968. A transformational experience, it resulted in Kolbrener meeting, studying under, and ultimately working with Adams throughout the 1970s as he continued to build his own reputation as a superb landscape photographer.
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Description
Special edition by California by Bob Kolbrener (2022)
In a limited edition of 25 copies presented in a custom clamshell box
Includes:
- A signed copy of the book
- Signed, dated and located by Bob Kolbrener to title page
- A numbered and signed original silver gelatin print mounted on 41x51 cm museum board, overmatted
About
A native of Missouri, American artist Bob Kolbrener was born in 1942 and began his career in St. Louis. He established a commercial photography business there in 1969 that was structured to give him and his wife, Sharon, time to photograph the American West. “We would work for five months and then head out for a month of fine art photography…living as nomads for two months of the year for over thirty years,” said Kolbrener. A life-long devotion to California landscapes began when he saw six large-format Ansel Adams photographs in a gallery in Yosemite National Park in 1968. A transformational experience, it resulted in Kolbrener meeting, studying under, and ultimately working with Adams throughout the 1970s as he continued to build his own reputation as a superb landscape photographer.
