- Herbert Dewey Ohm
- Acadia Landscape, c. 1947 - 1949
- Multiple gum print
- 5.75 x 5.5 in (14.61 x 13.97 cm)
- Framed: 20.25 x 16.25 in (51.44 x 41.28 cm)
- Signature: HD Ohm APSA recto LL in artist's hand: Acadia Landscape verso UL handwritten: Multiple gum Verso: Exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution Washington DC Month of April 1949 Exhibited by National Photographic Society Washington DC
Herbert Dewey Ohm (1898 - 1972) loved the American Southwest and would spend his free time exploring and enjoying the unusual and beautiful landscapes of the region. He decided to buy a camera and learn to take pictures of the many interesting things he saw. After moving to San Antonio, Texas, Ohm organized a Camera Club, built his own developing studio, and dedicated himself to photography. In 1949, Ohm was invited to have a one-man show at the Smithsonian, the exhibit of photographs was incredibly popular and the show was extended for some time throughout the spring of 1949.
- Subject Matter: Landscape
- Collections: Permanent Collection
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