Unpublished Kennerly
Our latest offering is previously unpublished work from the David Hume Kennerly archives. The work spans several countries, including North Korea, Morocco, El Salvador, China, Russia, and Vietnam. It also bridges the spectrum of events from a space launch at Cape Kennedy, to a look inside the smoldering volcano that is Mt. St. Helens, and a front row seat in Tienanmen Square in Beijing for the 50th Anniversary celebration of the People's Republic of China. These photos are just the tip of the iceberg of the thousands contained in Kennerly's photographic collection.
Unpublished Kennerly
Under Fire: Great Photographers and Writers in Vietnam
“Under Fire: Great Photographers and Writers in Vietnam”, just published by Random House, was edited and compiled by Catherine Leroy, with an introduction by Senator John McCain, and features the work of David Hume Kennerly and 15 of his colleagues who covered the war in Vietnam. The text accompanying the photographs is written by top writers, including Joe Galloway, David Halberstam, Philip Caputo, and Neil Sheehan. Under Fire is a potent, poignant, reminder of the men and women whose work helped forge the collective memory of a generation. |
Kennerly Limited Edition Fine Art Prints
Black and White Limited Editions are archival silver gelatin prints. Kennerly has selected two works to be printed in a 40” x 60” format and mounted on the finest-quality brushed aluminum. Prints are over-mounted with a thin strip of UV plexiglass, and delivered ready for hanging. Kennerly has developed four Special Limited editions of images available on archival watercolor paper. This new process allows finished works to be printed in a slightly oversized format, but retain the warmth and intimacy of a traditional Limited Edition Fine Art Print. Watercolor prints are float-mounted, box-framed and delivered ready for hanging. |
David Hume Kennerly named one of American Photo's Top 100
American Photo magazine announced that David Hume Kennerly is on their "The 100 Most Important People in Photography" list in the May/June issue, on sale now. This important feature takes the pulse of where photography is heading and who is taking it there.
Kennerly joins fellow photographers Annie Leibovitz, David Burnett, Dirck Halstead, Harry Benson, Patrick Demarchelier, and David LaChapelle, among others, along with top photo editors, artists, dealers, and publishers who also grace the list.
The coveted "Number One" title this year went to two people who have changed photography profoundly, Mark Getty and Jonathan Klein, who head Getty Images, the world's leading imagery company and the most dynamic agent of change in the photographic industry today. The fine folks at Getty Images represent Kennerly.
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