Film Still from the Sultan Family Home Movies

Film Still from the Sultan Family Home Movies

Larry SultanWW-1943-M050841
1943·Chromogenic print, printed 1985·16 1/2 × 21 1/4" (42 × 54 cm)

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Year
1943
Dimensions
16 1/2 × 21 1/4" (42 × 54 cm)

Artist

Larry Sultan
Larry Sultan

Photography

Larry Sultan was an American photographer whose color work documented the texture of everyday domestic life and leisure in postwar California. Working primarily in large-format color photography from the 1970s onward, Sultan constructed carefully composed interiors and backyard scenes that transformed the mundane into psychologically charged tableaux. His practice emerged alongside a broader shift in American photography toward color as a fine art medium. Sultan's influence extended across generations of photographers exploring the domestic sphere and the construction of American identity through vernacular spaces.

New York, NY, USA

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Year
1943
Dimensions
16 1/2 × 21 1/4" (42 × 54 cm)
Watts ID
WW-1943-M050841

Source

Source
moma
Status
verified

Artist

Larry Sultan

Larry Sultan

Photography

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