EDWARD BURTYNSKY "WUSHAN #11, THREE GORGES DAM PROJECT" 2002Edward Burtynsky (b. 1955) is one of Canada's most successful photographers. He is internationally renowned for his large format photographs documenting the ramifications of industry on the environment. Burtynsky's work often presents a tension between wonder and desecration, reminding us of our simultaneous dependence and lack of concern for the planet. Burtynsky has worked extensively in China and his images have defined their astonishing growth and

Noland had an intense and fruitful period of papermaking and printmaking at Tyler Graphics in Bedford

Oldenburg created a handful of erotic etchings featuring humorous juxtapositions and zany power dynamics

This unique combination

against a retro palette

Reference: Engberg & Banach 87 | Belknap 58

Untitled ("Young Man with Small Flower")

The figures are portrayed in Moore's sculptural style

rapid line work and the intensity of her colors

Note: The edition of 100 was divided into three groupings printed with different background colors

“Foot with Strawberries” is a fine example of one such drawing from this era

While this piece deviates from the artist's usual tight framing

He has increasingly situated his practice where representation confronts abstraction and the alchemy of photography