Anna Fox & Karen Knorr’s Exhibition U.S. ROUTE 1 (After Berenice Abbott) at Rencontres d’Arles
The Centre for British Photography is pleased to announce the presentation of Anna Fox & Karen Knorr’s joint exhibition U.S. ROUTE 1 (After Berenice Abbott), at this year’s Rencontres d’Arles, international festival of photography.
The exhibition showcases a curated selection of works that capture fragments of contemporary America, blending everyday poetry, shifting landscapes, and often-unseen social realities.
A selection of these photographs is now available for sale. Prices do not include framing and taxes. Some photographs are only available in the smallest format.
Small : 28 x 35 cm : Edition of 5 + 2AP £2000 + VAT
Medium: 40 x 50 cm : Edition of 5 + 2AP £4000 + VAT
Large: 80 x 100 cm : Edition of 5 + 2AP £8000 + VAT
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