EDWARD BURTYNSKY "MINES #18" 1985 Sepia photography and black for the last

and black for the last third

Literature: Cramer 708

and numbered 220

35"H 35"W (artwork)

LaBruce reworks conventional porn narratives and fascist imagery to question toxic masculinity and uniformity in gay culture

EDWARD BURTYNSKY "MINES #18" 1985 Sepia photography and black for the lastEdward Burtynsky (b. 1955) is one of Canada's most successful photographers. He is internationally renowned for his large format photographs documenting the ramifications of industry on the environment. In the 1980s, at the beginning of his photographic career, Burtynsky photographed landscapes that straddled the line between the natural and the altered. Works from this period often capture forests, rivers, and rural terrain, emphasizing formal