John Dugdale

Dugdale is an American photographer known for his ethereal portraits, nudes and still lifes. He has been HIV-positive for more than 20 years. Despite losing his sight to the disease, he continues to use a large-format camera to create new work each year. Dugdale’s photographs, widely exhibited and collected, appear in four books: Lengthening Shadows Before Nightfall, The Clandestine Mind, Life’s Evening Hour and New Suns Will Arise.

Self Portrait for Walt Whitman with Lilacs, Morton St., NYC, 1999, Cyanotype, 11 x 14" SOLD
Self Portrait for Walt Whitman with Lilacs, Morton St., NYC, 1999, Cyanotype, 11 x 14" SOLD
John Dugdale, Long Enough, 1999
Long Enough, 1999, Hand-wiped photogravure, plate size 14 1/3 x 11 3/8"
Figs and Pomegranates, Morton Street, NYC, 1997, cyanotype, 9/10, 14 x 11"
Figs and Pomegranates, Morton Street, NYC, 1997, cyanotype, 9/10, 14 x 11"
Annunciation, 1997, Cyanotype, 14 x 11", SOLD
Annunciation, 1997, Cyanotype, 14 x 11", SOLD
Citrus Fruit Front Parlor, Stone Ridge, NY, 1996, Cyanotype, 10 x 8"
Citrus Fruit Front Parlor, Stone Ridge, NY, 1996, Cyanotype, 10 x 8"
Lazarus, Brother of Mary and Martha, Morton Street, NYC, 1999, cyanotype, 3/12, 14 x 11"
Lazarus, Brother of Mary and Martha, Morton Street, NYC, 1999, cyanotype, 3/12, 14 x 11"
John Dugdale, March Daffodil Stone Ridge, NY
March Daffodil Stone Ridge, NY, 1999, Platinum print, 14 1/4 x 11 1/4"