Fred Herzog
Hub & Lux
1958Archival pigment printEdition of 20
Bio
Fred Herzog was born in Germany in 1930, and immigrated to Vancouver, BC in 1953. Throughout his career he worked almost exclusively with Kodachrome slide film, and only in the past decade did technology allow him to make archival pigment prints that match the exceptional colour and intensity of the Kodachrome slide. Herzog’s use of colour was unusual in the 1950s and 60s, a time when art photography was almost exclusively associated with black and white imagery. In this respect, his photographs can be seen as a pre-figuration of the “New Colour” photographers of the 1970s.
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Selected Works
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Fred Herzog
Granville Street from Granville Bridge
1966Archival pigment printEdition of 20
Fred Herzog
Granville/Robson
1959Archival pigment printEdition of 20
Fred Herzog
Foot of Main
1963Archival pigment printEdition of 20Signed by the artist
Fred Herzog
Two Women in Coats
1968Archival pigment printEdition of 20Signed by the artist
Fred Herzog
Old Man Main
1959Archival pigment printEdition of 20Signed by the artist
Fred Herzog
My Room Harwood Street
1958Archival pigment printEdition of 20Signed by the artist
Fred Herzog
Hastings and Seymour
1961Archival pigment printEdition of 20Signed by the artist
Fred Herzog
Man with Bandage
1968Archival Pigment Print
Fred Herzog
Main Barber
1968Archival Pigment Print
Fred Herzog
Bogner's Grocery
1960Archival Pigment Print
Fred Herzog
Black Man Pender
1958Archival Pigment Print