Mounted Antique Black White Family Photograph Photo Victorian Cabinet Card
The matte finish adds to its authentic charm, making it a unique and collectible piece for art enthusiasts interested in historical photography.
Stunning Original Photograph Legendary Jet and Ebony Photographer Isaac Sutton
Excellent Isaac Sutton 8×10 Photograph with stamp on verso. Images by the Legendary Jet and Ebony Photographer are rarely seen on the secondary market. A great opportunity to add a piece to your collection.
Antique Black & White Photograph Family Portrait on Matte Board 10” x 8”
Antique Black & White Photograph Family Portrait on Matte Board 10” x 8”…must be wealthy family, because of their well made clothing… thank you for reviewing
ANTIQUE PHOTO PRINT LARGE FAMILY PORTRAIT FRAMED 22″ X 19″
EXACTLY AS SHOWN.
Photo Hunting Family Carriage around 1900 Estate
Of course combined shipping for multiple items purchased. I look forward to your bids, thank you. We are constantly looking for estates – household clearances – collections.
Early 20th Century Antique Studio Family Sepia Vintage Photograph Photo Foldout
Photo is matted and has a paper cover that you open and close which protects the photo. Light crease to the top of the photo and light age to the cover of the foldout.
Bob’s Burgers Felt Puppet Cartoon Family Portrait Cozy Stop-Motion Style Digital
Felt Puppet Stop-Motion Style Family Portrait — Digital Download (No Physical Item). Perfect for wallpaper or playful wall art. Phone wallpaper / lock screen. 1 digital file: PNG. What you’ll receive.
WALKER EVANS Lifeboat (1958) Original Silver Gelatin Estate Stamped Ed of 75
Walker Evans Lifeboat Silver Gelatin Photograph from the original negative taken in 1958, printed in 1978. Numbered 52 of 75 in ink lower left. Blindstamp for Walker Evans Estate lower right. Pristine condition. Never framed. Image 7 x 7 inches Sheet 11 x 11.5 inches
WALKER EVANS Two Women on a Subway (c1938) Orig Silver Gelatin Ed of 75
Walker Evans Two Women on the Subway Silver Gelatin Photograph from the original negative taken sometime between 1938-1941, printed in 1978. Numbered 52 of 75 in ink lower left. Blindstamp for Walker Evans Estate lower right. Pristine condition. Never framed. Other numbered photos from this edition of 75 are selling elsewhere online (via 1stdibs) for $4,000-$5,000. Image 7 x 7 inches Sheet 11 x 11.5 inches One of Evans’s candid photographs taken on the NYC subway. The website of the Metropolitan Museum of Art describes this project as follows: Between 1938 and 1941, Walker Evans took candid portraits of strangers who sat opposite him on the trains in the New York subway. He concealed his 35mm Contax camera under his coat, a cable shutter release up his sleeve, and the camera lens between two coat buttons. This apparatus ensured that his subjects were unaware that they were being captured on film, but also forced him to give up control of lighting, motion, camera position, and framing. This photograph shows two women—framed by the train window, signage, and a blur of lights—who appear lost in thought as they journey to their destination. As Evans said: «The guard is down and the mask is off: even more than when in lone bedrooms (where there are mirrors). People’s faces are in naked repose down in the subway.» Evans took about 600 subway photographs, which he later edited into a book of eighty-nine images entitled Many Are Called. The book was published in 1966, the same year that the photographs were featured in an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Framed 1969 Gene Gray Print American Red Fox Family
The product is a framed 1969 Gene Gray print featuring an American Red Fox Family. This photograph captures the beauty of wildlife and showcases a family of red foxes in a color image. The framing adds a touch of elegance to the artwork, making it a unique and charming piece for any art lover or wildlife enthusiast. With the vintage aspect of the piece, it will also hold historical significance as a snapshot of nature from over four decades ago, providing a glimpse into the past for those interested in wildlife photography.