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ReturnSailing Vessel near Alcatraz, San Francisco BayInventory number: 7003
Title: Sailing Vessel near Alcatraz, San Francisco Bay
Date: ca. 1947
Medium: Vintage silver print
Image size: 3⅜ in (8.6 cm) high by 7⅞ in (20 cm) wide
Description: Signed in pencil on the mount.
Provenance: Private collection.
Illustrated: Heick, William, Ira Latour & Cameron Macauley. The Golden Decade: Photography at the California School of Fine Arts, 1945–55, (2016), p. 283.; Klochko, Deborah. Ten Photographers, 1946-54: The Legacy of Minor White, p. 25.
Price: $3,500
ReturnFurnace Room - Station ‘A’Inventory number: 2596
Title: Furnace Room - Station ‘A’
Date: ca. 1950
Medium: Vintage silver print
Image size: 3½ in (8.9 cm) high by 4⅜ in (11.1 cm) wide
Description: Signed in pencil on mount; titled in pencil on reverse of mount.
Price: $2,500
ReturnUntitled [Kelp]Inventory number: 2990
Title: Untitled [Kelp]
Date: ca. 1950
Medium: Vintage silver print
Image size: 4½ in (11.4 cm) high by 6¼ in (15.9 cm) wide
Description: Signed “Quandt” in pencil on the mount.
Price: $2,500
ReturnSan Francisco WaterfrontInventory number: 5327
Title: San Francisco Waterfront
Date: 1949
Medium: Vintage silver print
Image size: 3⅜ in (8.6 cm) high by 7⅞ in (20 cm) wide
Description: Signed in pencil on the mount.
Provenance: Estate of Helen Howell.
Illustrated: Heick, William, Ira Latour & Cameron Macauley. The Golden Decade: Photography at the California School of Fine Arts, 1945–55, (2016), p. 284.
Price: $3,000
ReturnFrederick William QuandtFrederick William Quandt, Jr. was already an experienced photographer at the start of World War II. He had assisted on a photo mural at San Francisco’s Golden Gate International Exposition in 1939 and had worked in commercial, press and publicity photography. He honed his skills as a photographer in the Army Air Corps doing ground and aerial photography, in a combat camera unit, producing a technicolor Air movie, and working on experimental color and high speed photography. He contributed photographs to such military publications as Yank and Stars and Stripes. After the war Quandt enrolled in the photography program at the California School of Fine Arts. Already an accomplished technician from his years of Army Air Corps experience, Quandt soon rose from student to teacher. Hired in the summer of 1947 to replace Ansel Adams as the program’s technical instructor, he taught “everything from the zone system to photograms.”
It would prove an enduring and productive appointment, for Quandt continued to teach photography at CSFA until 1959.
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