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Fernando Bengoechea (1965-2004) original photographic print on paper, pencil signed, dated, and titled “Morocco.” Black and white desert mountain landscape. …
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Fernando Bengoechea (1965-2004) original photographic print on paper, pencil signed, dated, and titled “Morocco.” Black and white desert mountain landscape. Numbered 1/10. Sheet size 11x14. Unframed. Custom framing can be coordinated, please inquire prior to sale.
Provenance: the private collection of art patrons and gallery owners Earl and Camilla McGrath
Studio at Fernando Bengoechea:
“Internationally acclaimed photographer Fernando Bengoechea lost his life when he was swept to sea by a massive Tsunami that hit the Indian Ocean in December 2004. He was vacationing in Sri Lanka with partner Nate Berkus. Nate survived the natural disaster. Fernando's body was never found. He was 39.”
Nate Berkus, from “The Things That Matter”:
“He made me want to watch the sun come up over the Sea of Galilee and study the tile mosaics of Marrakesh and buy saffron and curry at the Malaysian bazaars. He showed me a bigger life than I'd ever dreamed of for myself.”
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