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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John D. Callow
Fox Theatre Detroit I, 2006
Photograph
32 x 32 cm
US$800
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John D. Callow
Paris, 2002
Photograph
55 x 55 cm
US$1,200
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Bruce Monk
Blue Croisé Devant, 2001
Cyanotype
26 x 26 cm
US$1,000
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John D. Callow
Friday Night Special, 1999
Photograph
51 x 51 cm
US$1,200
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Robert Mapplethorpe
Nick 1977, 1977
Photograph
31 x 31 cm
US$2,000
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Linda G Rich
Beauty Salon, 1973
Photograph
20 x 20 cm
US$500
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Irving Penn
Mies and Johnson 1955, 1955
Photograph
31 x 31 cm
US$1,000
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W. Eugene Smith
The Walk to Paradise Garden, 1946
Photograph
31 x 31 cm
US$2,000
About the artist
Dmitri Kessel
Ukrainian
1902–1995