États-Unis · 1948–
David T. Hanson
David Taverner Hanson is an American environmental photographer known for his striking images documenting the impact of human activities on the natural world.
- 15au catalogue
- 0exposées
- 3collections
- 1pays
Excavation, deforestation, and waste ponds
June 20, 1984 · Non exposée · National Gallery of Art
Strip Mine, Spoil Piles, and Intersected Water Table
1985, printed 2010 · Non exposée · National Gallery of Art
East Helena Smelter, East Helena, Montana
May 17, 1986 · Non exposée · National Gallery of Art
Drilling and Loading Explosives for an Overburden Blast, Colstrip, Montana
1982 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Colstrip, Montana: After a Coal Blast in the Pit
1982 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Waste Pond
June 1984 · Non exposée · Art Institute of Chicago
New Mine Area, Coal Tipple, and Mine Roads Along Armell's Creek
December 1984 · Non exposée · Art Institute of Chicago
Waste Pond, Colstrip, Montana
1984 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Colstrip, Montana
1984 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Colstrip, Montana: View from Sarpy Creek Road; New Mine Area and Spoil Piles
1985 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Colstrip, Montana: Burtco R.V. Court and Power Switching Yard
1985 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Wasteland: California Gulch, Leadville, Colorado
1986 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Wasteland: Baxter/Union Pacific Tie Treating, Laramie, Wyoming
1986 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
Wasteland: Silver Bow Creek, Silver Bow, Deer Lodge Counties, Montana
1986 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art
King Arthur's Court, Church Universal and Triumphant, Pray, Montana
1998 · Non exposée · Museum of Modern Art