Mr. Greg French has been offering fine antique photographs for sale since 1993.
He has lent images to many exhibitions including the Smithsonian,
the National Portrait Gallery and The National Gallery of Australia.
He has been a consultant to many
publications and documentaries,
including:
"Africans In America" (WGBH PBS),
"Jazz" Ken Burns/Florentine Films (PBS), and
"The Gold Rush" (PBS/The American Experience).
He is on the Board of "The Daguerreian Society", and
"Mirror of Race" at Suffolk University.
Recent projects have included:
"Dialogue among Giants: Carleton Watkins Rise of Photography in
California" at the Getty Museum.
The Abraham Lincoln bicentennial exhibit at Federal Hall in New York City
hosted by Rail Splitter under the auspices of the National Park Service.
Ms. Jaya Hobbs has been Mr. French's assistant and inventory collections manager since 2003. She was initially hired to help with the "Positive Images: Early African-American Photographs" exhibition in Savannah, Georgia. Since then, her multi-faceted work has been invaluable for the weekly eBay listings, websites, and research.
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