David Redfern Prints

[davidjt]

When David Redfern died his official archive was acquired by one of the big agencies, but he had previously donated a batch of black and white prints to a charity shop in Bristol with a connection to one of his many musical friends. It was mentioned to me recently that most of them are still there, tucked away behind a wall of books. It seems they are likely to stay there unless they could be catalogued and/or cross-referenced to the DR website (unlikely) and marketed on line.
Volunteer time being at a premium, the question is at, say £5 a pop would there be sufficient demand to make the effort worthwhile? Thoughts, anyone? TIA

 

[eternumviti]

£5 a pop? What's in a pop?

Redfern photos are highly desirable, I should imagine.

 

[davidjt]

Each

 

[eternumviti]

Orginal Redfern prints? I should say so.

 

[topoxforddoc]

PM sent

 

[dan m]

Do tell us where these end up. I’d love to get a print of one of his photos of a jazz great.

 

[paulfromcamden]

Do tell us where these end up. I’d love to get a print of one of his photos of a jazz great.

I think I could be persuaded to part with a fiver too.

 

[dan m]

If printed by or under the direction of the photographer they must be worth 10x that, probably much more. Would depend on the photo and if there is a way to show provenance, I suppose.

 

[Marchbanks]

I’m not quite sure what is happening here, but if there’s a suggestion of a kind of crowdfunded bulk purchase, I’d like to be given the chance to be part of it.