Jerri Bram (1942-2020): Still Life Forged Iron Rods Wall (Vintage Photo 17 x 22 CM ~1970s)

original vintage photo - no reprint!

photographer: JERRI BRAM (1942-2020)

jerri bram, born geraldine kalscheur in wisconsin in 1942 and passed away in 2020, was a franco-american painter and photographer who spent most of her creative life in southern france.

during the 1970s she focused on photography, capturing parisian street scenes, landscapes, and nudes.

she later transitioned to impressionistic oil painting, becoming well known for her warm depictions of daily life in occitanie, including sunlit street cafes, local markets, and village architecture.

she exhibited regularly in regional galleries and cultural centers across the gard and cevennes regions, and her artwork continues to be featured in international art auctions today.

the image depicts a long, rhythmic row of hand-forged iron rods, architectural spikes, or blacksmith tools hanging uniformly against a textured stone wall.
this piece is an authentic matte gelatin silver print professionally mounted onto a sturdy green-tinted cardboard support. the reverse side bears a partial stamped logo reading a product of crescent cardboard company.

unstamped

matte gelatin silver print  

size: ~ 17 x 22 cm (1 cm ~ 0.39 inch)

condition: very good...please also refer to scans which show complete front and backside of photo

photography, fotografie, photo art, atmosphere, fotokunst, blacksmith tools, wrought iron, stone wall texture, inudstrial art