Singer captures with these three photographs taken on the ancient island of Santorini a historic tableaux and domestic ritual from past generations.

The hanging of bedsheets on a clothesline, a shadowed and mysterious doorway, and an unknown female figure, in Grecian culture called a "yaya" which in ancient Greek meant "woman", advancing through the flanks of sheets, together form a powerful trilogy depicting life in this volcanic island culture.

The building and the scenes depicted here, according to the artist, no longer exist.

So, like the domestic ritual of hanging bedsheets to dry in the sun, Singer has captured a fleeting moment, shrouded in light, gone forevermore.

1979 - Santorini Island, Greece

This work is available in a limited edition of 35 prints, printed to a size of 16" X 20", signed and numbered by the artist.

When all 35 limited edition prints have been sold, the negative will be retired and no further prints will ever be produced, this will be certified to all purchasers in writing as a guarantee by GSG.

The artist recommends best format for this triptych each 5" x 7" on 11" x 14" paper, hung vertically.

In this format, the group of three prints is available for $1500.