For his last portfolio, in 1989 Brett Weston selected what he regarded as his finest 8" x 10" negatives to generate a historically unprecedented enlargement of his work. Each print, measuring 20" x 24" was painstaking printed by Weston in his Carmel Valley darkroom which had been entirely revised to accommodate this single, extraordinary endeavor. Each photograph was then carefully dry mounted on 30" x 33" archival museum board, and signed and numbered in an edition of 25. Negatives were each permanently retired upon completion of the project and eventually destroyed.

These are the largest photographs ever created by Brett Weston.

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