Art
Hands on Hats by Ray Miles - 17 x 21
- Item Number
- 131
- Sold
- 650 USD to cs42bf3b3
- Number of Bids
- 9 - Bid History
Item Description
Black and white photograph from Ray Miles' 1960's collection:
The black-and-white photographs, taken in the 1960s, are in large part of scenes "one doesn't see anymore" — of "men mending sails on the waterfront, a finely dressed gentleman riding his horse and cart into town, little girls in pretty frocks and straw hats waiting at the dock," a release from the institute states. The pictures, many of them enlarged to framed, poster-size prints, are "evocative, artistic and poetic," according to photographer Ray Miles.
And many carry as credit the name "Raymond Miles" — actually Miles' first and last names reversed, something that came about through a mix-up in paperwork when he was first contracting to do photographic work for the V.I. government.
Miles, who was born and reared in London, has lived in the Virgin Islands for four decades, where he has made his mark not only as a photographer but also as a fine-art painter and videographer. His paintings span a range of styles, from traditional West Indian oils to surrealist acrylics.
17 x 21 framed
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