Sam Falk

American (1901 - 1999)
Sam Falk was an American artist.
From ArtValue.ca records, the highest price paid at auction for a print work attributed to Sam Falk (1901-1999) was C$3,750 - paid for "A Fair Way to Celebrate Canada's Centennial, Expo '67, Montreal, 1967" at Heffel in Vancouver on Tue, Jun 2, 2020.
ArtValue.ca has one auction art sale record for their print results, with prices in the range of C$2,500 to C$5,000.

The 1967 International and Universal Exposition, most commonly referred to as “Expo 67” was an unprecedented event in Canada. It launched the country, as well as the City of Montréal, onto the global stage. At the time, Sam Falk had been a staff photographer with the New York Times since 1925 and enjoyed his pick of assignments. This print was used as a header image for a New York Times photo spread, and was printed in 1967. On the front of this work there are reproduction instructions in pencil, with retouching fluid and adhesive tape. Prior to digital tools and images, photographic images were manipulated and edited manually. This print is a unique souvenir of an important event and its representation in the media.

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