Birds on a Beach Pre-made Frame by Ansel Adams at Art.com

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Birds on a Beach

Framed Print

by Ansel Adams
item #: 11671252A

19" x 17"

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Your print will be custom framed with our contemporary 1.75" wide Gramercy Black wood frame in a matte finish and enhanced with a crisp white top mat and a smooth black bottom mat. A durable overlay of premium acrylic glazing creates a crystal clear display of your print and protects it from damage. We're so confident you'll love your framed art, it's 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

This fine art print is created using high-quality paper and printing to produce a vivid and detailed reproduction.

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About the Artwork

Exquisite lighting and shadow create extraordinary shapes throughout Ansel Adams’ stunning “Birds on a Beach.” A passionate environmentalist who primarily utilized his stunning images of nature to encourage its preservation, Adams (1902 – 1984) was also devoted to transforming photography into a fine art. Establishing a photography department at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Adams used his photos as a conservation tool during his tenure as a Sierra Club Director.