Brooks Jensen Arts

Single Images — Japan Most of my work is now pigment on paper. Here is why. Most images are approximately 8x10" printed on 11x14" paper — exceptions are noted. The prints are signed and numbered. They are printed on heavy weight Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 310gms/m² archival paper. Here is a look at a sample full sheet as they are printed. They are shipped in an archival crystal clear sleeve with archival backing board, packaged flat for shipping in appropriate shipping cartons. I offer a select group of images as, well, sort of samples of my work. Each of these selected individual prints is offered here for $20 plus shipping. Twenty dollars was good enough for Edward Weston; it is more than enough for the rest of us – even including inflation. The philosophical foundation of my uncommon pricing strategy for these selected prints. Click on the thumbnails for a larger image and print details.
	Hand-made Saws, Tono, Japan, 1991 Purchase	In the small village of Tono in deep rural Japan, this blacksmith specialized in hand-made saws. This image is of a box of new saws for sale in the blacksmith's shop window.
	Onagawa Fish Market, Onagawa, Japan, 1990 Purchase	There is no doubt that the Japanese live off the bounty of the sea. In front of the Onagawa fish market this display of drying, salted fish literally glowed in the morning sun, their shiny skins a metallic silver.
	Leeks, Tsugaru Honto, Tohoku, Japan, 1990 Purchase	No tiny plot of land goes uncultivated in Japan. Leeks, daikon radishes, persimmons, seaweed, fish – all in order, tight and tidy rows – all being prepared for market or meals.

Single Images — Japan