Showing 18 artworks with Harold E Edgerton and with artwork date before 1986 and with artwork date after 1976
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Harold E Edgerton
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-1986
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1976+
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- High Speed Photography
- Harold Edgerton
- “Cold War Imagery”
- “Geometric Shapes”
- Dove Symbolism
- Studio Bird Photo
- “Photo Art Modern”
- Art Reproduction
- “Detailed Photography”
- “Photorealistic Art”
- “Contemporary Art”
- Dramatic
- Black And White
- Motion Capture
- Fragility
- Realistic Bird Image
- “Scientific Photography”
- “Abstract Droplet Art”
- Harold Edgerton Photo
- Abstract Bird Scene
- “Modern Photography”
- “Historical Photography”
- Hyperrealist Photograph
- Still Life
- Harold Edgerton Photograp
- Tension
- Bullet
- “Abstract Photography”
- Black And White Photo
- Black And White Photograp
- “1986 Artwork”
- Milk Splash Photography
- “Isolated Subject”
- Contemporary Art
- Violence
- Edgerton
- “Motion Capture Art”
- Coronet Artwork”
- “Science Photography”
- Sand Texture”
- Atomic Bomb Explosion
- Symbolic Artwork
- “1980 Photography”
- 1984 Photography
- Destruction
- “Strobe Photography”
- “Silent Contemplation”
- Black Background Art
- “Fluid Dynamics Art”
- “Studio Photography”
Witness Harold Edgerton’s ‘Coronet’: a mesmerizing hyperrealist photograph of milk splashing – a stunning display of technical brilliance & beauty. Explore this iconic 1980 masterpiece!
Harold Edgerton’s "Pigeon Release" (1984) captures a dynamic moment of freedom with stunning realism & studio lighting. A unique photographic piece, perfect for art collectors.
Edgerton's 'Bullet through Jack of Hearts' captures a fleeting moment of destruction, freezing violence and fragility in stark monochrome. A powerful commentary on vulnerability.
Experience Harold Edgerton’s iconic 'Atomic Bomb Explosion.' A striking black & white photo capturing a pivotal moment in history. Explore its power, detail, and artistic significance.
Harold Edgerton’s ‘Milk Drop’ (1986) – a minimalist black & white photograph of an egg on sand. Explore this striking textural study, capturing fragility and vastness with photographic realism.