James Evans

We are pleased to present the exceptional documentary photography of James Evans. Living out in Marathon, Texas, his images of the local people and landscape have been widely published and appreciated in this state and across the country. His work is regularly featured in Texas Monthly (nine pages in the March issue) and has also been seen many other publications both in the U.S.A. and the U.K. His work is in the photography collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas. Recently, the University of Texas Press published a large handsome monograph of his work entitled Big Bend Pictures (details on page two).

Mr. Evans was born in West Virginia in 1954. He lived in Philadelphia before coming to Texas and moved to Marathon in 1988.

PRICES:     Prints are limited to 50 copies. Prices start at $600.00 for 11 x 14s and $800.00 for 16 x 20s and increase as the sizes and editions sell out. Photographs above the beginning prices are noted when the images are click on and enlarged.

Hawk, 1997	Chisos from Evans Bluff, 1997	Ocotillo Portrait, 1992	Coal Train, 2002
South Rim with Agave, 1994	Turkey Vulture, 2002	Crosses, 2002	Marathon Motel, 2001
Burro Roping, 1995	Hallie and Dadie Stillwell, 1991	Border Baby, 1995	Zero, 1992
Storm from Dugout Wells, 1992	Goatskins, 1992	Train and Isolated Rain, 1991	Kickapoo Boy Swinging, 1996

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