Kessel was celebrated for his immense versatility, seamlessly transitioning from the grit of the Greek Civil War and the liberation of concentration camps to elegant features on European art and architecture. Often working on months-long assignments for Life, his work blended a courageous spirit with a sophisticated sense of composition, capturing the raw tension of global conflict alongside the quiet beauty of the human experience. He died in Long Island , NY in 1995.
Additional Artworks
From Art Alba Gallery
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Tom Millea
Tiffany II, 2003
Platinum
21 x 26 cm
US$1,200
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Song Chao
Miner 22, 2002
Gelatin Silver Print
51 x 41 cm
US$4,000
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Wang Qingsong
Another Battle No.6, 2001
C Print
120 x 86 cm
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John Bellany
Dark Landscape, 2000
Screenprint
39 x 44 cm
US$1,000
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Eduardo Paolozzi
Nine Heads #5, 1995
Screenprint
86 x 72 cm
US$4,000
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Helge Heinonen
Midnight Sun 1959, 1959
Photograph
13 x 18 cm
US$200
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Fan Ho
As Evening Hurries By, 1955
Photograph
36 x 26 cm
US$2,000
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Ueda Shoji
Mammy is Mine!, 1950
Photograph
26 x 21 cm
US$600
About the artist
Dmitri Kessel
Ukrainian
1902-1995