Wildlife Photographs Including Grant Haist and More, Mid-20th Century

Item Details

Grant M. Haist (American, 1922 -2015) and more
Various titles (wild life), mid-20th century
Silver Gelatin, Chromogenic Color Print
Unsigned

Provenance
From the artist’s estate.

Grant Haist was a lifelong “Kodak man” internationally recognized as both a technical expert and an award-winning photographer. He had a keen sense of framing western landscapes, botanical imagery, and scenes from everyday American life. After graduating from Michigan State with Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry and serving in the Second World War, he moved to Rochester, New York, and began working for the Eastman Kodak Research Laboratories. During the span of his 32-year career with Kodak as a Senior Research Associate, Haist became known as “the man who modernized the process to develop photos.’ He held 28 U.S. patents for innovations at Kodak and published the classic two-volume manual: Modern Photographic Processing in 1979 as well as George Eastman’s Cameras and the Men Who Made Them in 2011.

Condition

- abrasions and curling to the sheet; creases and fold marks present; toning to the sheets; some stains throughout.

Dimensions

- measures the lot.

Item #

ITMGA71453