Take a FREE guided tour of "Ansel Adams, At the Water's Edge" at the Peabody Essex Museum . Ansel Adams' appreciation for water was never far from the surface. He was drawn to the subject in all its forms, from rain, fog, mist and clouds to ice and snow. He also photographed water's effects in tide pools, weathered buildings and erosion patterns.
His fascination with surf and crashing waves fed his interest in waterfalls and rapids in the High Sierra. In Yellowstone, it fueled his photographs of Old Faithful. At the Water's Edge combines famous images with extraordinary but lesser-known examples, expanding knowledge of Adams' work and building appreciation for the artist as an important and innovative modernist.
Event Capacity: 30
Photo By:
Reflections at Mono Lake, California, 1948. Photograph by Ansel Adams ©The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust
When:
Friday, September 21, 2012 3-4pm
Friday September 28, 2012 3-4pm
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Prices:
FREE
Phone:
978.745.9500
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