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This item is a black and white photograph by Frank Gohlke, part of his well-known “Silo Series,” created in the mid-1970s. Gohlke, an influential American landscape photographer, is recognized for his work that explores human interaction with the environment, often capturing industrial and agricultural settings. His “Silo Series” specifically focuses on grain silos in the Midwest, reflecting themes of industrialization and rural America. This photograph, professionally matted and framed in an aluminum frame, is in excellent condition. The frame measures 26.25 inches by 22.25 inches, while the photograph itself is 13.75 by 13.625 inches.

Market Value:
The market value for Frank Gohlke’s black and white prints from his “Silo Series” generally ranges between $1,500 to $3,000, depending on factors such as condition, provenance, and rarity. Given the excellent condition and professional presentation of this piece, its value would likely be on the higher end of this spectrum. Prices can fluctuate based on market demand and the recognition of Gohlke’s work at auctions and galleries.