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  Aram Gesar, Venetian Blinds, Ciba-chrome print 1979

  ARAM GESAR     USA

  Venetian Blinds   1979

  Ciba-chrome print, maple frame

  Signed: 790069, LXXIX (on back)

  Framed size: H: 17 9/16” x W: 23 ½”

  Price: $24,000

  Aram Gesar has been published internationally and has exhibited his photographic work in New York, San Francisco, Zurich and Geneva since 1977. As a producer, art director and photographer, Gesar created advertising campaigns for major corporations in the U.S. and Europe focusing on the fields of travel, banking, financial services, aerospace and motion pictures. He also created and produced documentaries on travel, aviation and yachting for national cable networks and the home video markets and television commercials and corporate programs for various U.S. and European corporations.

  Gesar is currently one of the leading international experts on travel and air transport, and the founder and CEO of The Pyramid Media Group, which includes several magazines, newsletters, web sites, books, eBooks and other publications integrating a spectrum of business, travel and aviation content.

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