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Child Descends Stairs - Brooklyn, NY, 1963
Photo by Herb Randall / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. This photograph is printed as a silver gelatin.
Price: 2000.00


Child Descends Stairs - Brooklyn, NY, 1963
Photo by Herb Randall / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. This photograph is printed as a silver gelatin.
Price: 2150.00


Green Salt Marsh - Little N.W. Creek, Long Island, NY, 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 6 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2500.00


Green Salt Marsh - Little N.W. Creek, Long Island, NY, 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 6 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2840.00


Green Salt Marsh - Little N.W. Creek, Long Island, NY, 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 6 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2899.00


Green Salt Marsh - Little N.W. Creek, Long Island, NY, 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 6 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2899.00


Misty Morning - Shelter Island Sound, Long Island, NY 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 8 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2500.00


Misty Morning - Shelter Island Sound, Long Island, NY 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 8 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2840.00


Misty Morning - Shelter Island Sound, Long Island, NY 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 8 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2899.00


Misty Morning - Shelter Island Sound, Long Island, NY 1998
Photo by John Pinderhughes / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards. The 8 x 24 prints are in a Limited Edition of 10; 8 are available. To have this photograph framed, please call 1-800-451-5990.
Price: 2899.00


Shadow Man - Bridgeport, CT, 2006
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 650.00


Shadow Man - Bridgeport, CT, 2006
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 800.00


Shadow Man - Bridgeport, CT, 2006
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 900.00


Shadow Man - Bridgeport, CT, 2006
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 1080.00


The George III - New York City, 2001
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 650.00


The George III - New York City, 2001
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 800.00


The George III - New York City, 2001
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 900.00


The George III - New York City, 2001
Photo by June Truesdale / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 1080.00


Neon Lights & Blue Cover - Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 2006
Photo by Mark Blackshear / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 650.00


Neon Lights & Blue Cover - Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 2006
Photo by Mark Blackshear / Kamoinge This photograph is signed by the photographer and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Kamoinge, an African-American photographers' organization that formed in 1963 to address the under-representation of black photographers in the art world. Kamoinge is a Kikuyu word in East Africa that means a group of people working together. Today, Kamoinge's membership is comprised of 24 accomplished photographers, each of whom brings a unique style and vision to his/her images. The New York Times Store is offering Kamoinge's collective work to the public for the first time. Individually created, this fine-art print has an enduring quality that meets the highest exhibition standards.
Price: 800.00


 

 

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