The Big Curve
1975 Photograph
#C2371
$450
Floyd H. Sherry
Entitled The Big Curve, this 1975 black and white photograph on board is an industrial scene by 1940-70s California photographer, Floyd H. Sherry (1905-1992). His work is in the permanent collection of the Seattle Museum of Art and he was listed in the 1943 American Annual of Photography. Sherry was an active member of the Sierra Camera Club of Sacramento, California. He worked in the modernist black and white photography traditions of the mid 20th Century. Sherry was born in Minnesota and died in Sacramento, CA. A true “lost artist”, very little more is known about his life and work.
1975
Photograph on Board
16"x20" unframed
Excellent vintage condition. Signed, titled and dated on the back.
Entitled The Big Curve, this 1975 black and white photograph on board is an industrial scene by 1940-70s California photographer, Floyd H. Sherry (1905-1992). His work is in the permanent collection of the Seattle Museum of Art and he was listed in the 1943 American Annual of Photography. Sherry was an active member of the Sierra Camera Club of Sacramento, California. He worked in the modernist black and white photography traditions of the mid 20th Century. Sherry was born in Minnesota and died in Sacramento, CA. A true “lost artist”, very little more is known about his life and work.
1975
Photograph on Board
16"x20" unframed
Excellent vintage condition. Signed, titled and dated on the back.