理查德-本森 摄影师

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理查德-本森
摄影师 | 1986级
标题
摄影家
工作地点
纽波特，罗德岛
年龄
获奖时为43岁
已逝世
2017年6月22日
关注领域
摄影
1986年8月1日发表
关于理查德的作品
理查德-本森是一位摄影师、印刷师和教育家，他研究并利用过去和现在的摄影处理技术。

本森深信墨水和现代照相胶印机在摄影表现方面具有未实现的潜力，他的工作涉及广泛的摄影印刷媒介--银、铂、钯和墨水。 学习被遗忘的工艺并创造新的工艺，近年来，他将计算机技术与传统的摄影图像结合起来，为不同摄影师的作品制作长版胶印书，包括黑白和彩色的；其中一册是卡拉威版的爱德华-柯蒂斯的《原生国》。 本森自己的照片在《Lay This Laurel》（1974年）和哈特-克莱恩的《桥》（1981年）中发表。 他是《吉尔曼收藏的照片》（1984年）和《海事相册》（A Maritime Album）的合著者。100张照片和它们的故事》（1997年），这两本书展示了他作为印刷商的工作。

传记
自1979年以来，本森一直是耶鲁大学艺术学院的摄影教授，1996年他被任命为该学院院长。

本森在纽约艺术学生联盟学习雕塑，在罗德岛的普罗维登斯跟随罗伯特-兰姆学习绘画，并与埃金斯出版社基金会的莱斯利-乔治-卡茨进行了广泛的合作。

最后更新于2005年1月1日。



Richard Benson
Photographer | Class of 1986
Title
Photographer
Location
Newport, Rhode Island
Age
43 at time of award
Deceased
June 22, 2017
Area of Focus
Photography
Published August 1, 1986
ABOUT RICHARD'S WORK
Richard Benson is a photographer, a printer, and an educator who studies and utilizes photographic processing techniques of the past and present.

Convinced that ink and the modern photo-offset press hold unrealized potential for photographic rendition, Benson works across a broad spectrum of photographic print media—silver, platinum, palladium, and ink.  Learning forgotten crafts and creating new ones, he has, in recent years, combined computer technology with traditional photographic imagery to produce long-run offset books of different photographers’ work, both in black and white and in color; one such volume is the Callaway edition of Edward Curtis’ Native Nations.  Benson’s own photographs are published in Lay This Laurel (1974), and in Hart Crane’s The Bridge (1981).  He is co-author of Photographs from the Gilman Collection (1984), and A Maritime Album: 100 Photographs and Their Stories (1997), two of many volumes exhibiting his work as a printer.

BIOGRAPHY
Since 1979, Benson has been a professor of photography at the Yale University School of Art, where he was appointed dean in 1996.

Benson studied sculpture at the Art Students League of New York, and drawing with Robert Lamb in Providence, Rhode Island, and has worked extensively with Leslie George Katz of the Eakins Press Foundation.

Last updated January 1, 2005.