Cheetah in Tree, Maasai Mara, 2003 by Nick Brandt
Limited Edition Archival Pigment Print - 7/20
54 cm x 40 cm (Framed Size)
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Sold with certificate of authenticity issued by La Galerie Contemporaine
Nick Brandt, a British photographer, is renowned for his striking images of African wildlife and landscapes, capturing the fragile beauty of nature in the face of environmental destruction. However, the beginning of his career followed a different trajectory. Before dedicating himself to photography, Brandt studied painting and film at St. Martin’s School of Art in London, which profoundly influenced his artistic approach. He initially worked in the music industry as a music video director, collaborating with renowned artists such as Michael Jackson. His work on the “Earth Song” video in 1995, filmed in Africa, marked a turning point, awakening his deep connection with the continent’s wildlife and ecosystems.
This experience prompted Brandt to abandon film to focus on photography, embarking on a series of black-and-white portraits of African animals that would define his initial photographic style. His unique approach, often compared to classical painting, highlights the personality and dignity of his animal subjects, setting him apart from traditional wildlife photographers. Brandt’s work…
Limited Edition Archival Pigment Print - 7/20
54 cm x 40 cm (Framed Size)
Ships Framed
Sold with certificate of authenticity issued by La Galerie Contemporaine
Nick Brandt, a British photographer, is renowned for his striking images of African wildlife and landscapes, capturing the fragile beauty of nature in the face of environmental destruction. However, the beginning of his career followed a different trajectory. Before dedicating himself to photography, Brandt studied painting and film at St. Martin’s School of Art in London, which profoundly influenced his artistic approach. He initially worked in the music industry as a music video director, collaborating with renowned artists such as Michael Jackson. His work on the “Earth Song” video in 1995, filmed in Africa, marked a turning point, awakening his deep connection with the continent’s wildlife and ecosystems.
This experience prompted Brandt to abandon film to focus on photography, embarking on a series of black-and-white portraits of African animals that would define his initial photographic style. His unique approach, often compared to classical painting, highlights the personality and dignity of his animal subjects, setting him apart from traditional wildlife photographers. Brandt’s work…
Limited Edition Archival Pigment Print - 7/20
54 cm x 40 cm (Framed Size)
Ships Framed
Sold with certificate of authenticity issued by La Galerie Contemporaine
Nick Brandt, a British photographer, is renowned for his striking images of African wildlife and landscapes, capturing the fragile beauty of nature in the face of environmental destruction. However, the beginning of his career followed a different trajectory. Before dedicating himself to photography, Brandt studied painting and film at St. Martin’s School of Art in London, which profoundly influenced his artistic approach. He initially worked in the music industry as a music video director, collaborating with renowned artists such as Michael Jackson. His work on the “Earth Song” video in 1995, filmed in Africa, marked a turning point, awakening his deep connection with the continent’s wildlife and ecosystems.
This experience prompted Brandt to abandon film to focus on photography, embarking on a series of black-and-white portraits of African animals that would define his initial photographic style. His unique approach, often compared to classical painting, highlights the personality and dignity of his animal subjects, setting him apart from traditional wildlife photographers. Brandt’s work…