Captured in the 1940s, this striking black-and-white photograph by Bruce Mozert shows a model submerged underwater, gazing through a telescope, as if peering into another world. The photograph’s play of light and shadow gives it a hypnotic quality, drawing you into the moment. It’s not just a picture—it’s an invitation to pause and wonder about the unseen, the mysterious, and the timeless.
Mozert was a pioneer in underwater photography, and this image is a prime example of his ability to merge elegance with intrigue. In an era when underwater photography was still in its infancy, Mozert brought a unique artistry to his work, making the mundane feel magical. This photograph, with its surreal atmosphere, effortlessly captures the mix of adventure and grace that defined an era.
Perfect for anyone who appreciates vintage art, the beauty of black-and-white photography, or simply the boldness of Mozert’s underwater work, this piece is an instant conversation starter. Whether it’s for a living room, a gallery wall, or a creative space, this photograph adds an undeniable sense of elegance and curiosity to any room.
Fun Fact: Bruce Mozert’s underwater work wasn’t just about capturing beauty—it was about breaking new ground. This photograph is one of the earliest examples of using props and elaborate setups underwater to create dramatic and conceptual storytelling, helping Mozert redefine the visual language of mid-century photography.
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- Printed on premium quality 250gsm matt art paper
- The image has a white border (as shown in image 2), frame not included
- Made & shipped in Australia
- Print only artworks - trimmed and ready for framing
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Please note our prints are vintage reproductions, and as such, they may exhibit blemishes, ageing, imperfections, discoloration, and scratches, which we believe reflects their authentic vintage character.
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Please also note that final print colours may vary from what you see on your screen due to how screens display images and individual monitor calibration.