This is a rare original work photograph from the amazing Irish photographer Ann Doherty. This high quality resin-coated silver gelatin print measures 21cm x 25.5cm with the image approximately 13.5 x 20.4cm and on the back features Ann Doherty's studio stamp sticker together with a label stating "Preluky Detention Centre, Visiting Time". Perhaps this refers to the city of Pryluky in Ukraine. The photojournalist Ann Doherty, of Donegal, was an amazing photojournalist having worked for the Sunday Times worked for the Sunday Times from 1997-2004 and took her camera and amazing eye to some of the most remote and troubled regions in the world including Sierra Leone, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Russia. Her work has featured in many major publications and exhibitions and in 2018 a significant archive of her work was aqcuired by Donegal County Council. Her powerful black and white photographs typically feature ordinary people often living in extraordinary situations with her powerful lens bringing their lives sharply into focus against backgrounds of conflict, extreme poverty, social deprivation, hardship, trauma and remoteness. Ann Doherty won an Amnesty International award for her series on Ukrainian prisoners in 1998, received prestigious commissions from Medecins Sans Frontiers, The Sunday Times while her work has also appeared in exhibitions at the Association of Photographers Gallery, County Museum and was long associated with the International Centre of Photography. The print is in excellent condition and measures 25.3cm x 20cm while the image measures approximately 19.5cm x 23.4cm. Please note this item will be carefully packed and ship from the United Kingdom and the buyer is responsible for any applicable import taxes and duties.