Be one of a select group of buyers who have added works by one of New Zealand's foremost photographers to their collections. Galerie Langman has sold 24 out of 25 works by John Fields to NZ's national museum Te Papa over the last 10 yrs. 

Other galleries include Auckland Art Gallery and Wanganui's Sarjeant Gallery.  We have the rare opportunity and pleasure to handle the sale of an exquisite range of vintage archival silver gelatin prints hand-made by U.S. born photographer John Fields throughout his career.

From 12 November-2 December 2008 Galerie Langman in association with Wellington photography gallery Photospace in Courtenay Place presented  John Fields —Forty Years Ago Today : selected vintage photographs.

The exhibition was a great critical success with ten  photographs being sold to private buyers, a corporate collection, plus one to Auckland City Gallery. The exhibition has now come to a close but if you would like an opportunity to view the 34 remaining works and other stock  contact me. The last 10 sold from NZ$2,500 for mounted through to $3000 for archivally framed with museum glass.  As these are rare photographs and many unique (only one ever printed) these works are now priced at NZ$5,000.

An 80 page book (there were  25 artist-signed copies all sold) has been published and copies are available for $80.00 plus postage+ packaging. Alternatively you can go to www.blurb.com to buy direct.

Also on display* in our web catalogue are panoramic prints from Allan Chawner's Ceilings World Towns and other series. These superb original images are made available in a wide range of print sizes to add style and atmosphere to homes, apartments & corporate offices.

If you have enjoyed the slide show or have any enquiries please do not hesitate to email me at  sales@galerielangman.com call on +64 21 718 941 (GMT+12 hrs) or just complete the contact form.

Thank you and enjoy the photographs.

David Langman

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*All works are copyright the artists.  Reproduction is expressly forbidden without the written approval from the artist.

Be one of a select group of buyers who have added works by one of New Zealand's foremost photographers to their collections. Galerie Langman has sold 24 out of 25 works by John Fields to NZ's national museum Te Papa over the last 10 yrs. 

Other galleries include Auckland Art Gallery and Wanganui's Sarjeant Gallery.  We have the rare opportunity and pleasure to handle the sale of an exquisite range of vintage archival silver gelatin prints hand-made by U.S. born photographer John Fields throughout his career.

From 12 November-2 December 2008 Galerie Langman in association with Wellington photography gallery Photospace in Courtenay Place presented  John Fields —Forty Years Ago Today : selected vintage photographs.

The exhibition was a great critical success with ten  photographs being sold to private buyers, a corporate collection, plus one to Auckland City Gallery. The exhibition has now come to a close but if you would like an opportunity to view the 34 remaining works and other stock  contact me. The last 10 sold from NZ$2,500 for mounted through to $3000 for archivally framed with museum glass.  As these are rare photographs and many unique (only one ever printed) these works are now priced at NZ$5,000.

An 80 page book (there were  25 artist-signed copies all sold) has been published and copies are available for $80.00 plus postage+ packaging. Alternatively you can go to www.blurb.com to buy direct.

Also on display* in our web catalogue are panoramic prints from Allan Chawner's Ceilings World Towns and other series. These superb original images are made available in a wide range of print sizes to add style and atmosphere to homes, apartments & corporate offices.

If you have enjoyed the slide show or have any enquiries please do not hesitate to email me at  sales@galerielangman.com call on +64 21 718 941 (GMT+12 hrs) or just complete the contact form.

Thank you and enjoy the photographs.

David Langman

View sold items

*All works are copyright the artists.  Reproduction is expressly forbidden without the written approval from the artist.