Metal Teapots on Shelves, Some Battered from Use
Errol Zimmerman
- Marked Down $185.00
- Gallery Price $350.00
- Title
- Metal Teapots on Shelves, Some Battered from Use
- Artist
- Errol Zimmerman
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Image size
- 8 7/8" height X 13 1/4" width
- Frame
- Grey window mat, regular glass, chrome metal molding
- Frame size
- 16 1/2" height X 20 1/2" width
- Signed
- "Errol Zimmerman" in graphite on mat at lower right
- Date of creation
- Photographed in July, 1982
- Condition
- Excellent (art). Metal frame is scratched.
- Provenance
- CC
- About The Metal Teapots on Shelves, Some Battered from Use
Likely these are "working teapots", resting on shelves after a long day's use in a local restaurant in Japan.
Taken on the island of Sadoga Shima in the kitchen area of a small restaurant in the main village.
- About Errol Zimmerman
(Born 1944) An active photographer documenting cultures from Asia to Latin American, Zimmerman was formerly an educator.
His photographic specialty is the culture of Japan, where he lived for two years and where his images have been widely published and exhibited. In more than 20 trips to Japan since his first visit in 1970, Zimmerman has traveled through all but two of Japan's 45 prefectures, has published his photographs in two prominent Japanese photographic journals and exhibited his photographs of Mexico in Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka for a 1990 exhibition sponsored by GIP Publishing and Canon.
His next major exhibit, images from 25 years of photographing the small village of Sonora, Mexico were displayed in Hermosillo in September as part of that city's Foto Septiembre arts celebration.
He is the former President of the Phoenix Sister Cities commission, the former director of the International Studies program at Center High School, and the co-founder of Through Each Others Eyes.
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