We're always up for a good theme here at the Catherine Couturier Gallery (formely John Cleary Gallery), and holidays always provide ample inspiration to cull our photographic archives. Halloween and Dia de los muertos give rise to the costumed and the creepy, the mystical and the macabre... so turn off the lights and enjoy!
Jerry Uelsman - Untitled, 1980
Jefferson Hayman - Vessels
For kids (and kids at heart), Halloween is a chance to shed the garb of everyday life and play a bit of dress up.
Elliott Erwitt - Honfleur, France, 1968
Blake Fitch - Dorothy, 1998
George Zimbel - Boys in Hats, 25th Street, NYC, 1955
Maggie Taylor - Moth Dancer, 2004
Michael Donnor - Untitled
Those creepier, crawlier members of the animal kingdom are also culpable in creating the right mood for the holiday. They're often shunned, but let's give them their due, shall we?
Henry Horenstein - Flying Fox, Pteropterus mearnsi
Susan Burnstine - The Road Most Traveled
Willy Ronis - Chat devant fenetre, 1958
Takeshi Shikama - Yosemite #14, 2004 from Silent Respiration of Forests, Yosemite
Dan Burkholder - Bats through Grass, 1989
Have a fantastic Halloween and Dia de los muertos, don't forget to brush and SLEEP TIGHT!
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We're always up for a good theme here at the Catherine Couturier Gallery (formely John Cleary Gallery), and holidays always provide ample inspiration to cull our photographic archives. Halloween and Dia de los muertos give rise to the costumed and the creepy, the mystical and the macabre... so turn off the lights and enjoy!
Jerry Uelsman - Untitled, 1980
Jefferson Hayman - Vessels
For kids (and kids at heart), Halloween is a chance to shed the garb of everyday life and play a bit of dress up.
Elliott Erwitt - Honfleur, France, 1968
Blake Fitch - Dorothy, 1998
George Zimbel - Boys in Hats, 25th Street, NYC, 1955
Maggie Taylor - Moth Dancer, 2004
Michael Donnor - Untitled
Those creepier, crawlier members of the animal kingdom are also culpable in creating the right mood for the holiday. They're often shunned, but let's give them their due, shall we?
Henry Horenstein - Flying Fox, Pteropterus mearnsi
Susan Burnstine - The Road Most Traveled
Willy Ronis - Chat devant fenetre, 1958
Takeshi Shikama - Yosemite #14, 2004 from Silent Respiration of Forests, Yosemite
Dan Burkholder - Bats through Grass, 1989
Have a fantastic Halloween and Dia de los muertos, don't forget to brush and SLEEP TIGHT!
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