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Lunar Halo and planet Jupiter and star. Original photograph by Mary Randlett  2010. Limited Edition. 7-1/8 x 5-5/8” image mounted on a 12-1/2 x 9-1/2” mat. Original silverprint by the artist from the original negative of a photograph taken in December 2000, dated and signed by the artist. An original photographic image by this well-known and award-winnning Washington state artist. A Fine copy. // “Northwest photographer Mary Randlett (b.1924) has created five distinct bodies of work: architecture, nature, Northwest artists, Northwest writers, and public art. Her résumé lists images of more than 500 writers and artists. Taken as a whole, her work is an uncommonly comprehensive visual documentation of the Northwest art scene in the second half of the twentieth century. Don Ellegood, former director of the University of Washington Press, with whom she produced a number of books, calls her “beyond question the leading photographer in the Northwest.” (from historylink.org) See all our original Mary Randlett photos here

Lunar Halo and planet Jupiter and star. Original photograph by Mary Randlett  2010.

Limited Edition. 7-1/8 x 5-5/8” image mounted on a 12-1/2 x 9-1/2” mat. Original silverprint by the artist from the original negative of a photograph taken in December 2000, dated and signed by the artist. An original photographic image by this well-known and award-winnning Washington state artist. A Fine copy. //

“Northwest photographer Mary Randlett (b.1924) has created five distinct bodies of work: architecture, nature, Northwest artists, Northwest writers, and public art. Her résumé lists images of more than 500 writers and artists. Taken as a whole, her work is an uncommonly comprehensive visual documentation of the Northwest art scene in the second half of the twentieth century. Don Ellegood, former director of the University of Washington Press, with whom she produced a number of books, calls her “beyond question the leading photographer in the Northwest.” (from historylink.org)

See all our original Mary Randlett photos here

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