Bonanza Café, Lone Pine, California, 2001, Artwork
Richard Heeps
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Description
Bonanza Café, American diner interior photograph from Richard Heeps' Dream in Colour series...
Bonanza Café, American diner interior photograph from Richard Heeps' Dream in Colour series.
This image was chosen to be the front cover of Richard's 2007 book 'Man's Ruin'. The now sold out book is a compilation of Drag Racing, Burlesque, Rockabilly Culture and Americana, photographed over seven years. The 'Man's Ruin' exhibition toured in over twenty museums and galleries in the UK & Europe. This artwork features Bonanza Café, a classic American Diner in Lone Pine on a Californian road trip.
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The artwork is a limited edition gloss photographic print from negative. When framed the print is dry-mounted to aluminium, presented in a museum board white window mount and a choice of black or white box frame handmade professionally in the UK. It is signed and numbered on reverse accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Handmade to order.
Please note that the size listed refers to the image size. Mounting and framing will increase the final size of the artwork.
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Richard Heeps
Cambridge
I am a film-based photographer, I use a range of vintage analogue cameras. I consider myself to have three studios, the external studio of whichever location I may be shooting, my darkroom where I make my master prints and my home studio where I do the postproduction where the artworks are mounted, framed and finished.
I have always wanted my work to be accessible without compromising on quality and making everything in house I am in control of each step to achieve that.