Anthony Hernandez

Landscapes for the Homeless, #40

1990, printed 1994

A yellow telephone handset lies abandoned among dirty rags, sticks, and green ivy.
A yellow telephone handset lies abandoned among dirty rags, sticks, and green ivy.
Recto

Not on view

Date
1990, printed 1994

Classification
Photographs

Medium
Silver dye bleach print

Dimensions
Sheet (sight): 15 5/16 × 15 3/16 in. (38.9 × 38.6 cm) Image (sight): 15 5/16 × 15 3/16 in. (38.9 × 38.6 cm)

Accession number
2018.80.20

Edition
Unique

Credit line
Purchase, with funds from the Photography Committee

Rights and reproductions
© Anthony Hernandez

API
artworks/57741

Part of a series:
Landscapes for the Homeless, 1988-1991
26 works

A torn chain-link fence surrounds a trash-filled vacant lot with discarded car parts and debris.
Large torn cardboard with three square holes propped against a metal railing under a bridge.
Makeshift sleeping area under a concrete overpass with scattered pots, jugs, boots, and a worn blanket.
Discarded takeout boxes, plastic forks, and cigarette butts scattered across a dirt-covered ground.
A dark sweater draped over a tree branch and covered in yellow pollen or seeds.
A yellow telephone handset lies abandoned among dirty rags, sticks, and green ivy.
A makeshift sleeping nook with a blanket and personal items inside a concrete alcove.
Worn mattresses and floral blankets strewn on a concrete floor under a stained wall.
Several dirty pots, pans, and cups scattered on the ground under tangled bushes in a wooded area.
A worn mattress and blankets form a makeshift bed under low tree branches in a wooded area.


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