Leroy Grannis 1917-2011
Collection of Southern California Surfing Snaps, 1960-61
Silver prints (50)
Each 4 x 5 inches
Nearly all dated verso, and one with Grannis' hand stamp.
Some surfers identified.
Nearly all dated verso, and one with Grannis' hand stamp.
Some surfers identified.
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A collection of 50 small format photographs by Grannis, each capturing surfers riding waves, as spied from the shoreline. Identified legends include Tom Morey, John McFarland, Gordon Miller, and Bo...
A collection of 50 small format photographs by Grannis, each capturing surfers riding waves, as spied from the shoreline. Identified legends include Tom Morey, John McFarland, Gordon Miller, and Bo Beck.
Born in Hermosa Beach, 1917, Grannis was an avid documenter of California surf culture in the late fifties and sixties. An amateur surfer himself, Grannis once declared the key to his artistic and professional success was that, "Knowing surfing makes a good surf photographer." In 2006, TASCHEN published a major retrospective of his work entitled "LeRoy Grannis: Birth of a Culture."
Born in Hermosa Beach, 1917, Grannis was an avid documenter of California surf culture in the late fifties and sixties. An amateur surfer himself, Grannis once declared the key to his artistic and professional success was that, "Knowing surfing makes a good surf photographer." In 2006, TASCHEN published a major retrospective of his work entitled "LeRoy Grannis: Birth of a Culture."