Guy Stricherz

author · designer

b. 1948[1]

Guy Stricherz is a prominent American printmaker, editor, and artist known for his mastery of the dye transfer printing process. He is widely recognized as one of the world's leading experts in color photography production, particularly in bringing the works of photographers like William Eggleston to life through high-quality prints. His work often focuses on the materiality of color and the history of photographic traditions. In addition to his technical expertise as a printer, he has authored significant publications, including 'Americans in Kodachrome: 1945-1965', which explores the vernacular photographic tradition and American culture through the lens of historical color film.[1,2,3]

  • color photography
  • dye transfer printing
  • American culture
  • vernacular photography

Books

Works by Guy Stricherz

  • 2002 Americans in Kodachrome: 1945-1965 Twin Palms Publishers · book · English · ISBN 1931885087 Conceived as a book and nation-wide exhibition.

References

  1. Guy Stricherz - Biography. Rosegallery link
  2. How Guy Stricherz and Irene Malli Became Unrivaled Dye Transfer Printers. Phillips link
  3. Americans in Kodachrome: 1945-1965 : Stricherz, Guy. Amazon.de. 2002 link