Clyde Butcher: Cuba: The Natural Beauty


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Clyde Butcher, Salto el Rocio, Number 1, 2002, Silver Gelatin Photograph, 70"x50"



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We are pleased to present Clyde Butcher's large scale photographs of Cuba which celebrate the inspiring beauty of Cuba's enchanted and varied landscape. Butcher's expedition to Cuba took him to places not seen by visitors in over fifty years. He followed in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus, who discovered Cuba during his first voyage to the New World in 1492.

From mountain waterfalls to lush green jungles, from grassy swamps to sandy beaches Butcher's photographs reveal the seductive beauty, subtle grandeur and majesty of this diverse island.Butcher's photographs seem larger than life, like the artist himself, and compel us to step into the places he depicts. His unique talent is that he sees and feels vistas that sing the spirit of place.

Butcher's large scale photographs are permanently on view in many of our public buildings including the State Capitol, airports and museums. His books and prints can be found in the homes and offices of some of our most influential decision makers from legislators to corporate chairmen. Numerous museums around the country and the world have presented solo exhibitions of his work.

Clyde Butcher, Via Escencia 3, 2002, Silver Gelatin Photograph, 50"x70"

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