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The Women’s March, 1789 by Nan Goldin

The Women’s March, 1789 by Nan Goldin

Robert Fontaine Gallery

Photograph

2019

Edition Size: 250

Dimensions: 12 x 12 inches

Signed

Condition: Excellent

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Color Multiple print

Edition of 250

Signed and dated

12 x 12 inches

2019

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The Artist

Nan Goldin

Nan Goldin is a great documenter of both ordinary life and the edges of society. As a photographer working in Boston in the 1970s, she come to prominence with her first exhibition on gay and transgender people in the city, in 1978. This was a springboard for her to move to New York City and to capture the energy and ethos of the new-wave youth culture that was a huge movement of the time. Her work has at times courted controversy – her depiction of heroin addicts seems to show it as a romantic pastime rather than a damaging drug addiction.

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