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Drew Doggett Photography
Untitled 44: Omo
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
ARTIST Drew Doggett
DIMENSIONS image size, 20" x 27"; paper size, 26" x 33"
MADE OF archival ink-jet print on semigloss paper
PHOTOGRAPHER Drew Doggett
PLEASE NOTE The 10" x 15" size is from an open edition and is exclusive to One Kings Lane; all other sizes come from a limited edition of 75 with 10 artist proofs. Each limited-edition print includes an embossed certificate of authenticity. All prints are unframed and are signed by the artist.
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ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Oct 15 - Oct 18
RETURNS This item is non-returnable. You may cancel your order within 24 hours of purchase. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Driven by the chase for extraordinary beauty, Drew Doggett creates striking fine-art photographs of isolated cultures and locations around the world. Thoughtfully researched and carefully curated, each collection captures and expresses a unique story full of emotion and depth. Influenced by his background in fashion photography, Doggett’s fine-art career began in 2009 with his expedition to the remote Himalayan region of Humla, Nepal. Since then, he has sought to illuminate the corners of the world only available to those purposefully seeking them. His works have been honored by institutions such as the Smithsonian Museum and sought out by designers around the world.
Why we love this

This work is part of Doggett’s "Omo: Expressions of a People" collection. Ethiopia’s sun-baked Omo Valley is home to a rich diversity of semi-nomadic groups. Different in many respects but linked by their shared migration paths, these groups lead a way of life both colorful and austere. This collection, which has been accepted into the Smithsonian African Art Museum’s Photographic Archives, transports viewers to the heart of this majestic environment and the distinctive rites, traditions, and beauty of its peoples.

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