One of the lushest, most exquisite methods of photographic reproduction ever devised, the photogravure process was used by Aperture to create a portfolio of Edward Steichen's masterpieces from his original glass plates, soon followed by portfolios and prints from other masters of the medium. Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, Paul Strand, and Dorothea Lange are among artists whose works have been reproduced in this demanding method. These are works with both enduring quality and value to seasoned and new collectors. Early editions included the works of David Wojnarowicz, Barbara Kasten, Graham Nash, Peter Campus, and Robert Heinecken, among others. Aperture is once again at the forefront of new printing techniques, which now incorporates computer technology.
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Aperture reaches a widespread audience for significant photography both in the United States and throughout the world. Aperture programs include publications, exhibitions, the Paul Strand Archive, and research. The foundation works in collaboration with museums, publishers, and academic institutions around the world. Contributions are tax-deductible.