1. ANDREW DE LORY. Prostitute in Traditional Dress Visiting an American installation on Hon Tre Island, c. 1960. 5.5x8.3" gelatin silver print on 7x10" paper. Printed c. 1960. Pen marks and artist name inscribed on print verso.

2. ANDREW DE LORY. Black Power Demonstration at Long Binh [Angela Davis Poster], c. 1960s. 5.5 x 8.25" gelatin silver print on 7 x 10" paper. Printed c. 1960. Pen marks and artist name inscribed on print verso.

3. ANDREW DE LORY. Black Power Demonstration at Long Binh [Angela Davis Poster] , c. 1960s. 5.5 x 8.25" gelatin silver print on 7 x 10" paper. Printed c. 1960. Pen marks and artist name inscribed on print verso.

Andrew de Lory studied film, photography and journalism in college. Minor White, Andre Kertesz, and Arnold Newman were his mentors. He went on to serve as a combat photographer in the U. S. Army at West Point and in Vietnam.

In the 1970s de Lory was House Photographer for DK Publishing, a Reader's Digest company in London, working with design teams on "how to" photo, cooking and gardening books. He exhibited in the U.K. at The Arts Council of Great Britain and The Royal Academy of Art. Andrew traveled widely on assignment and was Artist In Residence at Mishkenot Sha'ananim, Jerusalem.

In 1982 de Lory established his own business in the San Francisco Bay Area. Working with state-of-the-art digital tools as an experienced problem solver and gifted artist, Andrew continues his boyhood passion, innovating, enjoying and perfecting his craft and art.

Credit: http://www.contemporaryworks.net/artists/artist_img_detail.php/2/9123/0/26130

1. Excellent. Minor wear.
2. Very good / Excellent. Minor scratching on print surface.
3. Excellent. Minor wear.