United States, Colorado
1954
Gelatin silver prints, signed and titled, with hand stamps on reverse
Mounts 16 × 20 in. (40.6 × 50.8 cm); images approx. 13½ × 10½ in. (34.3 × 26.7 cm)
Provenance: Estate of Charlie Wunder, Denver
Charlie Wunder was a Colorado photographer who also served as an aerial photographer during the Second World War, and his 1954 Four Corners exhibition in Colorado Springs represents a focused body of work on the landscapes of the American Southwest. This collection of 27 gelatin silver prints is composed largely of Colorado mountain subjects, each photograph signed and titled by the photographer on the original mat. The group comes directly from the estate of Charlie Wunder in Denver, preserving a clear and unbroken line of provenance.
The signed mats and hand stamps on the reverse document the photographer, title, and exhibition history of each print, giving the collection stronger context than individual landscape prints alone. Presented as a complete exhibition group, the 27 prints offer a cohesive view of Wunder's practice within the tradition of American West photography and mid-twentieth-century regional photographic documentation. Collections of this kind, retained intact from the photographer's estate, are seldom available.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
United States, Colorado
1954
Gelatin silver prints, signed and titled, with hand stamps on reverse
Mounts 16 × 20 in. (40.6 × 50.8 cm); images approx. 13½ × 10½ in. (34.3 × 26.7 cm)
Provenance: Estate of Charlie Wunder, Denver
Charlie Wunder was a Colorado photographer who also served as an aerial photographer during the Second World War, and his 1954 Four Corners exhibition in Colorado Springs represents a focused body of work on the landscapes of the American Southwest. This collection of 27 gelatin silver prints is composed largely of Colorado mountain subjects, each photograph signed and titled by the photographer on the original mat. The group comes directly from the estate of Charlie Wunder in Denver, preserving a clear and unbroken line of provenance.
The signed mats and hand stamps on the reverse document the photographer, title, and exhibition history of each print, giving the collection stronger context than individual landscape prints alone. Presented as a complete exhibition group, the 27 prints offer a cohesive view of Wunder's practice within the tradition of American West photography and mid-twentieth-century regional photographic documentation. Collections of this kind, retained intact from the photographer's estate, are seldom available.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
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