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Artwork: 2002.8.11
Untitled [Solarized Photograph]
Text on the photograph reads: "This photograph was shot in 1946 in black and white, distorted and solarized. Then the color was added to the black and white with iodine. During the 40s Eastman Kodak had a monopoly on all color film processing and no one else was allowed to do it."
11 x 14 inches
Copyright: Leo Krikorian Trust
Gift of the artist