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| Hanauma Bay III - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 20 X 21 in. Also editioned at 30X31.5, 41X43, 55X58 in. |
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| Sunbathers of Copacabana II
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 20 X 21 in. Also editioned at 30X31.5, 41X43, 55X58 in. |
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| Kaneohe Sandbar III - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 30 X 50 in. Also editioned at 43X72, 58X98, 70X118 in. |
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| An Expression, Ed. 4/7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 34 X 70 in. |
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| Ipanema I - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 20 X 21 in. Also editioned at 30X31.5, 41X43, 55X58 in. |
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| More Mountains More You - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 41 X 43 in. Also editioned at 19X20, 55X58 in. |
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| Just Enough - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 41 X 43 in. |
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| Breaking Out
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 43 X 53 in. Also editioned at 58X72, 72X88 in. |
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| Kaneohe Sandbar I - Edition of 7
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| archival inkjet print facemounted to acrylic |
| 38 X 30 in. Also editioned at 55X43, 74X58, 90X70 in. |
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| Kaneohe Sandbar I
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| 74 X 58 in. |
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Joshua Jensen-Nagle
For over a decade, Joshua Jensen-Nagle has captivated the viewer with his evocative photographs and singular aesthetic. Best known for his dreamy large-scale beaches and romantic European vistas, Jensen-Nagle’s photographs of faraway places impart a nostalgic mood on the viewer.
“My work over the past several years has explored the use of photography as a medium to create. Whether it is SX-70 Polaroid, photographic prints painted and then re-photographed, or shooting with the latest digital technology, I understand photography as a means to create rather than to document a reality, allowing the viewer to bring their own associations to the work.”
Joshua bases his successful full-time art practice in Toronto, and has become a prominent fixture in the arts community. Having mounted over fifty exhibitions in the last 12 years, he has developed a strong standing in the art world, and is collected widely throughout North America and Europe.
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