Richard Rosen, The Escalator, Gelatin Silver Print in Black and White, 1972.
Shot on 50 mm film amid the electric hum of New York City, The Escalator captures the subtle architecture of movement — a moment suspended between , between solitude and motion. Printed on archival-quality paper with museum-grade depth, it examines ascent, descent, and all that lies in between.
Produced from the original negative on baryta-based matte paper.
Details
• Title: The Escalator, 1972.
• Photographer/Artist: Richard Rosen
• Medium: Fine art reproduction of original gelatin silver print
• Camera: 50 mm film
• Finish: museum-grade matte paper
• Dimensions: 11 x 14 in (other sizes available upon request)
• Orientation: Vertical
Limited Edition for The Nightshade Effect
Limited Edition of 18 (numbers 1–18), signed & numbered by Richard Rosen; baryta-based paper; Certificate of Authenticity included. Framing available upon request. Custom sizes may be accommodated.
Richard Rosen, The Escalator, Gelatin Silver Print in Black and White, 1972.
Shot on 50 mm film amid the electric hum of New York City, The Escalator captures the subtle architecture of movement — a moment suspended between , between solitude and motion. Printed on archival-quality paper with museum-grade depth, it examines ascent, descent, and all that lies in between.
Produced from the original negative on baryta-based matte paper.
Details
• Title: The Escalator, 1972.
• Photographer/Artist: Richard Rosen
• Medium: Fine art reproduction of original gelatin silver print
• Camera: 50 mm film
• Finish: museum-grade matte paper
• Dimensions: 11 x 14 in (other sizes available upon request)
• Orientation: Vertical
Limited Edition for The Nightshade Effect
Limited Edition of 18 (numbers 1–18), signed & numbered by Richard Rosen; baryta-based paper; Certificate of Authenticity included. Framing available upon request. Custom sizes may be accommodated.
