Man Ray (1890 - 1976) - Cala Lilies, 1988

Duotone offset photolithograph on strong paper with semi-glossy surface.
Realised by Telimage, Paris.
Licensed and copyrighted by Man Ray Trust, Paris.
Published by Taschen Publishing, Cologne 2001.
Titled recto bottom center.
Typographically credited with copyright information and a quote by Man Ray about the photograph (verso).
In very good condition (archive storage).
Registered shipping.

Info:
Calla lily is a species of flowering plant in the family Araceae, native to southern Africa in Lesotho, South Africa, and Eswatini. Man Ray used solarization to give an otherworldly quality to his subjects. The Sabattier effect, more commonly known as solarization, is a photographic technique closely associated with him. Named for the man who discovered it in 1862, the effect involves exposing a photographic print to light during the development process to create an unpredictable reversal of tones in some areas, especially around the edges of a subject.