"Vedado Azul" by Andrew Moore


Item Number: 197

Time Left: CLOSED

Value: $6,000

Online Close: Nov 12, 2017 8:00 PM EST

Bid History: 1 bid - Item Sold!

Description


 


Havana, Cuba 2001 


ed. 2/5  


24" x 30" 


Archival Inkjet on Moab Entrada rag paper 


Signed and dated on verso


Framed in industrial, fatigued steel


 


Vedado Azul El Vedado, La Habana




View toward the Malecon which is the promenade that runs along the edge of Havana.  This  vista depicts the 20th century residential district known as El Vedado. In the distance is the Carribbean Sea. The color emanates from the light at at the end of the day, known in French as "l'heure bleue" or  "the blue hour." Most of the buildings were actually bleached of all color and not repainted in many years, but reflected the blue hue at twilight. Andrew went to a friend's mother's apartment to make this picture, however, the view from the balcony was not what he was expecting. When Andrew peeked through bathroom window, he discovered this view and surreptitiously removed the glass slats from the window to capture the image. 




 


Donated by
Andrew L. Moore, Photographer, New York City


with special framing by 
Kennedy Gallery & Studios, 41 Market St, Portsmouth

Special Instructions


  • Winner must pick up this item at The Music Hall Box Office, Monday-Saturday, 12:00pm-6:00pm after November 15th.

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