Michael P. Smith was born in 193.
and died in 2008.
He lived and worked in New Orleans, LA.

Known for:
Cultural documentation and music photography.

Most Popular Images:
"Professor Longhair"; "Mardi Gras Indians"

Did you know ... ?
• Michael P. Smith's work has been presented in the Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC.

Quote:
"The camera is an extension of my knowledge of the inner workings of the community that I have come to understand over a twenty-five year period. It's my art, my subjective view of the world I'm experiencing."

General Format:
11" x 14" and 16" x 20" Silver Gelatin and C-Prints.

How many photographs exist?
Editions of 100 or less.

Prices:
$5000. - $9,000.

How are the photographs printed and signed?
Silver Gelatin are signed au recto in ink, printed by the photographer.

Technical Information:
Smith uses 35mm, 120mm, and 4" x 5" cameras.

Vintage:
No.

Portfolios:
None.

Books:
Spirit World
Mardi Gras Indians
Jazz Fest: A Pictorial History
Jazz Fest Memories

Availability:
Please contact A Gallery regarding availability of photographs by Michael P. Smith.

Price History:
1976: $100.
1986: $250.
1996: $350.
2001: $450.
2010: $5000-$9000.

Authenticity is guaranteed. Prices and availability are subject to change without prior notice.

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