PAINTED STRIPES ON BUNGALOW CELEBRATING AMERICA’S BICENTENNIAL 1976
Americans came together in an unprecedented manner in 1976 after the divisions of the VietNam war to celebrate the Bicentennial with parades, painted buildings, fire hydrants, walls, and just about anything that paint would stick to. This is a new, quality, high-resolution signed limited edition print from a Kodachrome slide.Photographed in December 1976. More images will be listed in the next few weeks.Each print is signed an numbered. Bernie Nagler photographer. Image size is 7 x 10 1/2 printed on 11×14 archival digital paper. No mat is required. The second frame shows a 11×14 print with the white border and the simple black frame that I use. Just pop the print into an 11×14 frame. To discourage unauthorized use and to protect the value of your purchase this listing used a low-resolution image. You will receive a numbered high-resolution digital print signed by me that has been professionaly printed and ready to frame. You agree by purchasing this print that you will use it for display purposes only. No other rights or use is granted. Copyright Bernie Nagler.