This is our first show of the outstanding photography of Mark Citret. Mr. Citret is from California and is nationally known. He photographs a wide range of subject matter from landscapes to common objects. His vision is quite unique as are his prints, which are on a long discontinued rare Kodak paper*. They have an unusual tone and a feeling of softness.
Mark Citret was born in 1949 in Buffalo, New York, and grew up in San Francisco. He began photographing seriously in 1968. For years he has been a teacher at the university level and at various well known photographic workshops. He also does commercial architectural photography. His work is represented in a number of major photographic galleries and museum collections around the country.
PRICES: Prints are usually limited to 45 copies. *Mr. Citret uses Kodak Polyfiber A, a very light weight paper with a vellum-like surface, discontinued in 1994. A combination of toners is applied to the paper, and he refers to the resulting photographs as "vellum" prints. Prices start at $1,200.00 for 8 x 10 "vellums." 11 x 14s start at $1,400.00 and 16 x 20 prints on conventional paper start at $1,800. Prices increase as the editions sell out. Prices given are current as to July, 2007.
 Cypress Grove #2, 2002 |
 Vitkov Park, Prague, 1995 |
 Fog, Yosemite Valley, 1993 |
 Leaf, Big Pine Creek, 2002 |
 Gang Ladder, 1992 |
 Power Lines and Plowed Field, San Joaquin Valley, 2003 |
 Parked Big Rig, 1997 |
 Fiat 500, Gubbio, Italy, 1998 |
 Gull Ascending, Hancock Park, Los Angeles, 2003 |
 Two Boats, Lake Merced, San Francisco, 1995 |
 Racing Sculls, Lake Merced, 1995 |
 Tennis Nets, 1995 |
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