Great story and as a fan of AA i can’t wait to see the whole lot. The published images are great and show the appliction of great photography in a commercial project and the commitment from such an outstanding instituon to use oustanding talent to get their image across.
Check out the article at the San Francisco Chronicle:
http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/Ansel-Adams-prints-found-at-UC-Berkeley-3909179.php#photo-3521174
Spring auctions are on these days and the most intriguing piece i saw was the georgeous portrait of Cate Blanchett by Irving Penn, 2007.
Just brilliant and in the usual manner perfectly printed, mounted and signed, just oustanding.
Now i hope it gets the price it deserves, estimate is very fair considering the other IP’s for sale:
What a great subject. Obviously any documentary on a photo legend will impress me. But I really liked the revisit of some sites he photographed during his career and seeing what some owners did to it over the years.
Besides the breathtaking, epoch making photography itself the most fun were the little quips about the shoots and the architects. What a great man he was.
And After the reception we had to investigate the new Cooper Union campus:
