$350
The facade of the Eames House as shot by Charles Eames.
This c. 1950 photograph taken by Charles Eames shows a close-up of the painted and bare Cemesto panels of the Eames House facade geometry. This image is the fifth in a series of six photographs featured at the 2021 Isetan exhibition in Tokyo, Japan.
Released for the first time for public purchase. Limited run of 100 numbered copies with Certificate of Authenticity.
Photograph is printed on 100% Cotton Rag, matted, dust sealed and framed with a thin, black, metal Neilsen frame.
| Weight | 2.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16 × 14 × 0.875 in |
| Year Designed | c.1950 |
| Material | Archival Quality 100% Cotton Rag, matted, dust sealed and framed with thin, black, metal Neilsen frames with mounting hardware kit. |
Charles and Ray Eames used photography as they did their films, to better understand the product, the project, the situation at hand, and then to see if their understanding of it changed with each photograph. Close looking from every angle -- what Eames Demetrios wrote in his book, An Eames Primer, as "Charles and Ray took quite seriously the lessons learned from Eliel and Eero Saarinen of trying something out over and over."
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