This photograph "Sarlat" 3/10 1992 is part of a seven year project undertaken by San Francisco based artist Jacques Cressaty from 1989 to 1996. The project was to photograph a different area of his native country, France, each year in black & white film. The regions were Bordeaux, Burgundy, Provence, Loire Atlantique, Dordogne, Normandy and Paris. Upon return to San Francisco, a selection of 12 images was chosen. They were then printed in Cibachrome which allowed the photo lab to print a reversal image in one color. This work was very well received by the galleries, and the public at large, and only a few prints remain of the edition of 10 prints and 1 artist proof. This particular image is print #3 out of 10 there is no other print available thus reflecting the higher price as the series is sold. There will be no more printing once the edition is completely sold. This 4 5/8" by 4 5/8" print is signed, dated and numbered in pencil on the reverse of the print and also on the museum mat board. It is matted in a 4 ply museum mat board. Jacques Cressaty, the recipient of several awards has his work in various collections and in the Bibliotheque de France in Paris. Photos attached are:#1 print #2 complete view of year 1992's twelve photographs. #3 installation view of show at Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, July 1992 #4 installation view of show at Gallery Route One, Point Reyes Station Summer 1993 including a selection of the first 5 years of the project.