Lifework chronicles the extraordinary career of George Tice, one of the most celebrated American photographers of the modern age. Beginning with his photographs of The Bowery in the early fifties, Tice has used his camera to document the people and places of everyday America that often go overlooked. This beautiful hardbound book contains photographs from all of Tice’s major bodies of work, as well as images that have never before been published.

This Limited Edition, consisting of 100 numbered editions and 26 lettered editions is housed in a beautiful clamshell case, and offers the choice of one of three signed silver gelatin prints, each printed by George Tice. There are 42 of each print, numbered in sequence. Once a particular print is gone, only the remaining prints will be offered. Check this website for information on when a print is about to run out or move to the next tier.

“Clothsline” currently in Tier 2 (Tier 1 SOLD OUT)

“Waiting Room” currently in Tier 2 (Tier 1 SOLD OUT)

“Lincoln Motel and Abe’s Disco” currently in Tier 1

As is tradition for numbered series, as the series moves from one level to the next, the price will be increased to reflect the value of scarcity. These tiers are defined for each print as follows:

Tier 1: #1-10: $1,750

Tier 2: #11-20: $1,950

Tier 3: #21-30: $2,150

Tier 4: #31-40: $2,500

Tier 5: #41-42: $3,000

Book Details

• Introduction by the late Michael Miller
• Afterword by George Tice
• Clamshell-cased Hardcover with loose print in separate hardbound folio
• 12 x 12 in
• 318 quadtone images
• 384 pages

Currently available