Madly In Love With Jefferson Hayman
No words needed. Look closely at the NY based artist, Jefferson Hayman’s work. His stunning photographs are handcrafted silver gelatin & platinum prints that seem timeless. He pairs his photography with unique frames, mirrors, vintage objects etc. to make beautiful compositions.
Sea life. How stunning.
Willow’s trio.
Mr. Hayman is well known for his beautiful images of his beloved NY. I think this piece is absolutely gorgeous.
Still life group.
I go ABSOLUTELY NUTS for this! An accordian arm behind the art piece so the piece can be enjoyed from different directions. You bet I immediately went to two antiques malls with the mission of coming home with a couple of vintage accordian arms. Brilliant!
Jefferson Hayman’s work can be found in many private and public collections, most notably The Museum of Modern Art , The New York Public Library, President Bill Clinton’s Library, Robert DeNiro’s private collection, The Boston Athenaeum and Ralph Lauren. For more on Hayman’s work, visit his website here.
P.S I am saving up…
Happy New Week!
All images via Jefferson Hayman. Creative inspriation via The New Victorian Ruralist.
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Gorgeous – I love the camera ones a little extra!
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I can see why you are in love!!! Wonderful wonderful wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
xx
Greet
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How clever with the accordian arms! Thanks so much for your nice comment – and the compliment – on my post yesterday.
Barbara@HausDesign recently posted..El Mueble: Spanish Design Inspirations
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Wow! This is great Mon. I love love love this! So up my alley.
With a skilled photographer husband I can see endless opportunities.
Thank you for the inspiration!
xx C
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awesome Mon! have a great new week you too darling! xo
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such talent!! i love being introduced to new artists.
have a wonderful day!
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What wonderful work. Love the still life images, especially the coffee cup!! Hope you’re having a great start to your week ~
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my favorite is the man’s shoes & that accordion arm. genius!
happy hunting, sweet stuff.
michele
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So unique and beautiful. I have always been a fan of still life and love the vintage-y vibe these have. For some reason the shoes is my favorite, probably because there is an interesting story attached to the person wearing them!
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Ms Monica-
This is some seriously spectacular art! I’m with you on the accordion arm! I love the frame structure as much as his stunning painting! WOW!
Thank you for sharing!
Teresa
xoxo
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Wow, wow, wow! Will follow the link for sure.
Happy Monday, Ms. Mon.
JC
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Awesome – love the tea cups! Couch is arriving today. . .
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I love the willows trio – especially with the old frame.
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Ooh great ideas for composition around the house. Beautiful! Thanks!
Kristina Gulino
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So beautiful, Monika. I particularly like the Chrysler Building in the silvered frame. Thank you for sharing!!
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You are so cute! Did you find any accordion arms? If so, what pictures did you hang from them?
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His work is fantastic, thanks for the introduction.
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Monika, you always show us the COOLEST stuff. I had not heard of his work before, and oh my what a treat!! Beautiful, I love the vintage vibe
Nancy xo
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mon, a photo of your home is up today here:
http://www.littlebluedeer.com/2011/11/glamorous-nostalgia.html
love to you! donna
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These are stunning. The concept is riveting–vaguely Joseph Cornell in presentation, but edgy and NOW and ORIGINAL!!
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Mon,
That is some beautiful art! I especially love the photograph of the Chrysler building. One of my favorite NYC icons.
Like owning a little piece of history!
xoxo Elizabeth
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Holy Christmas Monika…I am in love with this work. So simple…so special. I can see why you are saving up
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