Forest Photography Print – Picture of Creek in Great Smoky Mountains Tennessee
Title: Nature’s Way. A creek flows over rocks with moss and trees full of fall color on an autumn day in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee. • *New* Unframed Professional Quality Print on Archival Luster Paper• Landscape Orientation• Sizes Available from 4×6 to 40×60• Info Card Included (Title, Location & Story Behind the Photo)• No Border – Image goes Edge to Edge• Ready to ship in 1-2 business days• No Questions Asked Returns Image is also available as a canvas, metal print, or framed print. Please contact me for link. This is an original photograph captured by Sean Ramsey of Southern Plains Photography. Visit my store to see more of my work and learn more about Southern Plains Photography.
Sophia Loren with her Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Photo Print Poster
This is a high-quality print of Sophia Loren, available in different sizes. This picture would make a great gift or hang well in a Hollywood Themed Bar or Restaurant… All of our photos are printed in our onsite Professional Photo Lab and are printed on high-quality professional Photo Paper. These are not cheap, thin poster prints that fade quickly over time. Our prints are archival and are expected to last over 200 years. The Watermark will not appear on the printed photo. We also try to offer mostly Standard Size prints, in order to make your Framing experience quick, convenient, and economical. Once purchasing our print, just Google the size frame that you need, and multiple inexpensive options from Chain Stores such as Target, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, or Walmart will present themselves on your computer screen. Or, if you are looking for something special, your local Frame Shop can fulfill your needs….
Floral Cottage – Flowers Garden – Instant Digital Download Printable Art HD JPG
2024 Floral Cottage – Flowers Garden – Instant Digital Download Printable Art HD JPG By Art Scene Pop (#1m5fYZa) Digital Download Digital file type(s): 1 JPG The original image (without watermarks) will be sent to buyers via eBay Messenger. Height: 2488 px Width: 3200 px Height: 25.92 in Width: 33.33 in Instant Download Printable Wall Art This is a digital file, the item is not a physical item. No physical item will be shipped. Format: JPG image Original Creator Sku#: 1m5fYZa Please send us a message if there are any problems with your purchase. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Tufted Titmouse – Baeolophus Bicolor – Nature Photography
All prints are made from original photographs taken by Bill Dyck, creative texture and artistic effects are intentional. Welcome to Bill Dyck nature photography! TITLE – A Spring MorningTufted Titmouse on branch in Georgia. Nature photography print. This beautiful photo captures the natural beauty of a Tufted Titmouse oriented in a landscape format. The print is unframed. The subject of the print is nature, specifically birds, and it is a type of art print. It does not come with a certificate of authenticity. The unit of sale is one, and it is manufactured in the United States. This print will be a lovely addition to any art collection or home decor. All prints are printed on premium 210g gsm matt paper using the highest quality long lasting inks, resulting in perfect print quality. Please note that prints could vary slightly in color from the listing picture due to differences in monitors/screens, brightness levels, color calibration etc. All prints are shipped FedEX in a 15″x3″ poster tube and protected with a clear plastic sleeve.
General Robert E. Lee C.S.A. Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1860
General Robert E. Lee C.S.A. Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1860Photo Title: General Robert E. Lee C.S.A. PhotographOriginal Photo Date: 1860Item Number: 100119Reprint of original PhotoArtwork is printed on premium heavy weight photo paperYour choice of sizes: 4×6; 5×7; 8×10; 8.5×11; 11×14; 13×19; 16×20; 16×24; Paper Types:Matte – Our matte paper is a premium archival fine art paper. It is water-resistant and acid and lignin free. This paper brings out true life colors. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Non glaring Flat/Muted look. Very easy to view at all angles. Most popular choice for Vintage Art prints.Semi-gloss/Luster – Our semi-gloss paper is a premium textured photo paper that provides bright colors and sharp details. This paper texture lowers reflections and makes prints more resistant to handling. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Semi-gloss look. Easy to view at all angles.Gloss – Our gloss paper is a premium photo paper that provides bright colors and ultra sharp details. This paper reflects the most amount of light so your eyes see the most color saturation; density; and brightness. Shiny look. Harder to view under bright lights.Made in USA.Great gift ideas for any professional; hobbyist; or collector!Note: The print you will receive will be similiar to this image above. Your print may be cropped depending on the size selected but it will still maintain the overall original look of the print. Please remember that some of these prints are very old and will not look as if was taken today digitally. We take time and great care in giving you the best possible looking print. Check out our other eBay items here
General Douglas MacArthur Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1905
General Douglas MacArthur Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1905Photo Title: General Douglas MacArthur PhotographOriginal Photo Date: 1905Item Number: 100072Reprint of original PhotoArtwork is printed on premium heavy weight photo paperYour choice of sizes: 4×6; 5×7; 8×10; 8.5×11; 11×14; 13×19; 16×20; 18×24; 20×24; 24×30; Paper Types:Matte – Our matte paper is a premium archival fine art paper. It is water-resistant and acid and lignin free. This paper brings out true life colors. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Non glaring Flat/Muted look. Very easy to view at all angles. Most popular choice for Vintage Art prints.Semi-gloss/Luster – Our semi-gloss paper is a premium textured photo paper that provides bright colors and sharp details. This paper texture lowers reflections and makes prints more resistant to handling. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Semi-gloss look. Easy to view at all angles.Gloss – Our gloss paper is a premium photo paper that provides bright colors and ultra sharp details. This paper reflects the most amount of light so your eyes see the most color saturation; density; and brightness. Shiny look. Harder to view under bright lights.Made in USA.Great gift ideas for any professional; hobbyist; or collector!Note: The print you will receive will be similiar to this image above. Your print may be cropped depending on the size selected but it will still maintain the overall original look of the print. Please remember that some of these prints are very old and will not look as if was taken today digitally. We take time and great care in giving you the best possible looking print. Check out our other eBay items here
General Robert E. Lee – on Traveller – COMPARE RESOLUTUON ON FACE! CANVAS!
Artmuseumprints.comQuality is what we strive for with each and every item we sellYour COMPLETE SATISFACTION is our only goal! Each item is printed for you individually as ordered on ACID FREE PAPERS or HEAVY COTTON CANVASES and printed with EPSON ARCHIVAL INKS.
2 Original 1930 Five Power Naval Convention London Photographs
Click photos for larger image! Description & Condition: Up for sale are these two original black and white important historical photographs from the collection of George Yamaoka. They are both of the opening of the five power Naval conferences at the House of Lords in London and depicts the delegates arriving. They are all well dressed with top hats. They each measure 8″by 6″ and are in very good condition. Here is some info on George Yamaoka: The life of George Yamaoka, a Japanese American lawyer who was appointed by the Allies to defend accused Japanese war criminals after World War II, represents an interesting variation on the Nisei experience. Yamaoka was born in Seattle on January 26, 1903. His father, Otohiko Yamaoka, was a Japan-born lawyer and community leader. As a youth, the senior Yamaoka had become one of the youngest men ever elected to the Diet. After being imprisoned for treason for his involvement in a conspiracy to assassinate officials in Shizuoka, he spent ten years in prison before being released through the intervention of allies. He then emigrated to the United States, became a labor contractor, and was heavily engaged in bringing over workers for labor on James J. Hill’s great Northern Railway. In later years, after exclusion of Japanese labor ended his contracting business, Otohiko Yamaoka distinguished himself as proprietor of the Toyo Trading Company and of a local Japanese newspaper, Shin Nihon (New Japan), and he served as President of the Japanese Association in the state of Washington. George Yamaoka (he is not to be confused with the California Nisei baseball star of the same name) was the oldest of Otohiko and Jhoko Yamaoka’s six children. George’s younger brother and sister, Otto and Iris Yamaoka, would each become known as screen actors who appeared in multiple short roles in Hollywood movies of the 1930s. After graduating from Seattle High School, where he starred in athletics, the young George attended the University of Washington. There he served as treasurer of the Cosmopolitan Club, an Asian American student organization at the university. In 1926, George visited Japan, and later served as secretary to the Commissioner General for Japan at the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial exhibition. Around this time, he enrolled at Georgetown University Law School. While at Georgetown, he served as business manager of the Georgetown Law Review. He received his law degree from Georgetown in 1928, and thereafter moved to New York, where he served as secretary to Hiroshi Saito, New York Japanese consul (and future Japanese ambassador to the US). In 1930 Yamaoka accompanied Saito as part of the Japanese delegation at the London Naval Conference. While in London, Yamaoka served under future consul Kaname Wakasugi in the press section of the Japanese delegation. Yamaoka’s fluency in Japanese and English and his writing skill won him admirers. He would later appear in a WMCA radio round table in November 1934 in New York devoted to the negotiations. In 1931 Yamaoka became the first Japanese-American to be admitted to the New York State Bar. (Apparently the state Bar Association was not certain whether to admit people of Japanese ancestry to practice, despite Yamaoka’s American citizenship and legal training, and exposed the candidate to rigorous questioning before its Committee on Character and Fitness before finally admitting him). Once admitted to practice, Yamaoka joined the law firm of Hunt, Hill & Betts, an admiralty law firm which handled multiple cases for Japanese shipping firms. In 1933, he married a French woman, Henriette d’Aurioc, and in the next years lived in North Hempstead, Long Island. The young Yamaoka proved to be a capable lawyer. In 1938 he attracted public notice when he won a large damage suit in the Federal Court of Appeals on behalf of the Japan Storage Battery Company against the Philadelphia Electric Storage Battery Company. The same year, when the New York Buddhist Church sought to buy a property on West 94th Street, Yamoaka handled the transaction. In 1940 he was made junior partner in the firm. During the prewar years, Yamaoka was named president of the Tozai club, the exclusive Japanese club in New York, and enjoyed close connections to the New York Japanese consulate and to the pro-Tokyo business community. In December 1941, in the aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, he lost those connections, and the business with Japanese firms that had sustained his law practice. Perhaps as a result of his close Japanese connections, Yamaoka seems to have kept rather a low profile within the community during the war. He briefly joined with Larry Tajiri and T. Scott Miyakawa as a sponsor of the Committee for Democratic Treatment of the Japanese (ancestor of the Japanese American Committee for Democracy) and worked for some weeks with the committee’s community welfare section, trying to find jobs for Japanese Americans displaced from employment by the war. However, he appears not to have been an active participant in either the JACD or of the New York branch of the Japanese American Citizens League, founded in 1943-44. The one indication of his involvement was a 1943 letter to the War Relocation Authority’s New York office expressing interest in fighting a proposed alien land law imposed against Japanese Americans in Arkansas. Following the end of the war, however, as the War Relocation Authority closed its doors, Yamaoka would help organize The Greater New York Citizens’ Committee for Japanese Americans. He also helped found New York’s Japanese American Association and would later serve as its president. (Both Otto and Iris Yamaoka, who had been confined at Heart Mountain during World War II, moved thereafter to New York, presumably under brother George’s sponsorship). In 1946, at the request of the Japanese government, Yamaoka was invited by General Douglas MacArthur, the US proconsul in occupied Japan, to come to serve as counsel general of the American defense section at the Tokyo War Crimes trials before the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. (He joined his brother Sergeant Carol Yamaoka, who was serving with the occupying U.S. Army). As a practicing American attorney, Yamaoka was able to coordinate the work of the Japanese defense attorneys with the American military and civilian lawyers assigned to act with them. While he was initially appointed a part of general defense staff, and not assigned to individual defendants, Yamaoka served as American Associate Defense Counsel for Shigenori Togo and American Associate Counsel pro hac vice for defendant Koki Hirota, a former premier and foreign minister, and also joined in the defense of former prime minister Hideki Tojo and other high-ranking Japanese war crimes suspects. The defense challenged the legality of the tribunal, arguing that it imposed ex post facto law on the defendants in the form of crimes against peace and crimes against humanity, that judges drawn from Allied nations could not guarantee a fair trial for the defendants, and that Japan’s war had been in self-defense after suffering from economic embargo. The judges rejected these arguments. Interestingly, Yamaoka returned to New York before the international tribunal rendered its final judgment. Upon his return to the United States, Yamaoka stated publicly his belief that the accused enjoyed a fair trial, but did not feel that international law covered the trials. When he sought to return to Tokyo in order to be present for the final verdicts, he was denied permission to return as an attorney. Instead, Yamaoka registered as a foreign trader in order to attend. When Hirota was found guilty and sentenced to death—the only civilian to receive the ultimate sentence–Yamaoka and his colleagues were outraged. Yamaoka believed Hirota should have been acquitted or received a lesser sentence, considering his role as a civilian and his inability to control the military that essentially ran the government, and in that way “took the fall for Japan’s civilian leaders.” When Hirota, former Premier Hideki Tojo and five other defendants appealed their death sentences to the U.S. Supreme Court, Yamaoka was invited to join the defense team at the last moment. In December 1948 he flew to Washington DC to participate, and presented his views during oral argument. It was the first time that a Nisei attorney had ever argued before the high court. Yamaoka argued that even if the sentences had been handed down by an international tribunal, the Court had the right to examine the constitutionality of the verdicts. “So long as there was American participation in this trial, to the extent of that participation the safeguards of the Constitution must apply. No American officer can act in contravention of those safeguards.” The Court refused to intervene or grant appeals, and the condemned were executed on December 23, 1948. After returning to New York, Yamaoka rejoined Hill Betts (now called Hill, Betts, Yamaoka, Freehill & Longcope) and worked with its offices in both New York and Tokyo. As his junior partner Francis Sogi recalled in his memoir Kona Wind: “In the early 1950s, as George Yamaoka and I were the only lawyers able to speak both English and Japanese and were the only ones who were qualified to practice in both jurisdictions, we attracted a lot of business from American companies eager to do business in Japan. We represented some of the leading firms in Japan, some from pre-war days, with a client list that included Mitsubishi International, C. Itoh & Company, Marubeni-Iida, Nissho-Iwai, Toyoda Tsusho and Toyota Motors, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Steel, Kawasaki Shipping Company and many others. We also represented some of the major city banks such as Bank of Tokyo, Mitsubishi Bank, Mitsui Bank, Tokai Bank, Daiwa Bank, Fuji Bank, and others.” In addition to his law practice, Yamaoka occupied leading positions in a large number of Japanese financial institutions and companies with branches in the USA. For example, in 1955 he was one of the founding directors of the Bank of Tokyo Trust. He also served as president of Nippon Kogaku and chairman of the Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Yamaoka remained active in other activities. In 1960 and 1961, he traveled to Washington DC to testify before congressional committees. The following year he published an essay in the anthology Doing Business Abroad, on foreign investment in Japan and Japanese import and export regulations. In 1968 Yamaoka was decorated by the Emperor of Japan with the The Order of the Sacred Treasure (Third order). In his later years, Yamaoka divided his time between New York and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In November 1981, while riding in a taxicab in Manhattan, he suffered a heart attack and died. His collected documents from the Tokyo War Crimes trials are housed at the Georgetown University law library. George Yamaoka’s life and career seem paradoxal. Despite his West Coast birth and Japanese ancestry, he was able to integrate himself into mainstream life and business circles in cosmopolitan New York, and made use of connections with Japan (his father’s abandoned homeland) to support his law practice. At the close of the US-Japanese war, he was appointed by the US government to help defend the Japanese officials taxed with responsibility for that war. He tried vainly to preserve them from execution by a stirring disquisition on Constitutional law to the U.S. Supreme Court. Following his service in Tokyo during the US occupation, he built a lucrative set of business relationships with Japanese and American firms. Please view all the photos and if you have any questions please ask. THANK YOU FOR BEING INTERESTED IN MY AUCTION, BE SURE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE INTERESTING ESTATE FRESH ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES LISTED JUST ABOUT EVERY NIGHT ON E-BAY!!! 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1946/59 Vintage DWIGHT EISENHOWER President WWII General Portrait By KARSH 16×20
1946 Vintage 16×20 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER President WWII General Portrait By KARSH Click to Enlarge FINEPHOTO: «Since 1989 – The Name You Can Trust For Fine Vintage Photogravures, Photographs & Antique Prints.» – Serving the Design & Decor trades for over 20 years. See our vintage and original prints featured in Coastal Living, Dwell Magazine and other fine quality publications. *WE LIST DOZENS OF NEW ARRIVALS EVERY DAY! Please Visit Our eBay Store where you can search our World Class Selection of authentic vintage prints by photographer or subject. Browse THOUSANDS of fine vintage photography prints from silver gelatin to photogravure. *** This Vintage 1959 Photogravure Comes Professionally Dry Mounted On 20 x 16 inch White Archival Presentation Mat Board And Is Ready To Place In A Standard Size Frame. Print Specifications: Photographer: Yousuf Karsh (Armenian born Canadian, 1908 – 2002) – Internationally renowned Canadian photographer best known for iconic portraits of historical figures including world leaders, artists, writers, athletes, actors, intellectuals and more. Subject: Portrait of famed World War II General and President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Date Of Negative: 1946 Type Of Print: Authentic Vintage Photogravure/Héliogravure. Date Of Print: 1959 Paper: Fine Héliomat paper made by Francais des Papiers in Paris, France. Print Origin: Netherlands Print/Plate Maker: Joh. Enschedé en Zonen, Haarlem Approximate Image Size: 11.75 x 9 inches Mount Board Size: 20 x 16 inches Mount Board Color: White Print Border: No – full bleed print. Condition Grade: Fine ++ Verso: Professionally dry mounted with archival materials on 4ply museum mat board. Registered Vintage Pint Serial #: 70T2GP3 Certificate Of Authenticity (COA): Yes – individual hand signed COA from Fine Photo Galleries. Shipping: USPS with MUSEUM QUALITY ARCHIVAL PACKING Guarantee: Always 100% Complete Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed! This is an authentic (NOT a modern reprint) vintage 1959 photogravure (also known as a héliogravure) by the internationally renowned Canadian photographer Yousuf Karsh. This vintage sheet fed gravure plate was originally issued as part of a now rare bound photogravure portfolio, engraved and printed in quality photogravure by the highly regarded engraving house of Joh. Enschedé en Zonen, Haarlem, Netherlands in 1959. The paper is of fine quality and the prints themselves are simply beautiful to behold. Karsh himself wrote the following words regarding these richly crafted photogravures: «for the first time the photographs that have been my life’s work were reproduced by a mechanical process with complete fidelity. So true is the result, indeed, that friends have said they find it difficult to distinguish between these photogravure plates and the hand-printed originals from my darkroom. The production of these plates involved considerable technical achievement. But technology is only a means to an end. More significant and gratifying to me is that many thousands of people, who previously may not have seen an original Karsh photographic print but had to rely on the often inadequate reproduction of standard printing methods, were now able to see the fine details, the subtle graduations, the delicate nuances which reveal underlying character». Yousuf Karsh’s iconic photographic portraits are held in museums and important photography collections throughout the world. This photogravure is guaranteed to be authentic and comes with a hand signed CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA) with unique individual registered serial number from the Finephoto Archive & Database. Under magnification this plate shows a tight «honeycomb» cell structure, uniform pressing of ink and a wide range of tone – all indicative of a high quality sheet fed gravure plate. The watermark word «Finephoto» does not appear on the actual print. READY FOR FRAMING & DISPLAY! – The expensive engraved copper plate photogravure process and the resulting fine prints make vintage photogravures highly collectible and excellent vintage prints for framing. Your vintage print will arrive ready to be placed directly into a standard size frame. MUSEUM QUALITY PACKING & SHIPPING! – All vintage prints are expertly packed and shipped by USPS First Class Mail with Delivery Confirmation and Insurance. Secure archival packaging includes water/tear resistant carrier, custom made 275 lb. triple wall inserts, individual acid free black archival backing boards, individual ultra clear heavy duty archival print protectors and a hand signed Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) from Finephoto. International customers please see Shipping Section below. ABOUT PHOTOGRAVURE: Photogravure is an intaglio print making process utilizing a carefully etched copper plate made from the original negative/image. Prints are made by pressing suitable paper heavily down upon the inked copper plate which has been intricately etched to varying depths corresponding with the actual tonality of the original negative, This precisely etched plate combined with a fine «honeycomb» screen controls the amount of ink to be transferred to the paper at any given point in direct proportion to the variation of tone in the original image. The result is a true continuous tone print which combines many qualities of a traditional silver based photograph with a tactile feel similar to an etching, engraving or lithograph. Rich in tonal detail, the photogravure process produces delicately rendered shades for a look which is unique in the world of photographic print making. In the early to mid 1900’s photogravure was selected (when budgets allowed) for special high quality publishing and portfolio projects, but due to its significant expense and labor, the process is rarely seen today. From Man Ray and Ruth Bernhard to Brett Weston and Ansel Adams, many of the world’s most renowned photographic masters have published their images in the rich photogravure process. ***WARNING: The above listing description is COPYRIGHT protected material under United States & International Copyright & Intellectual Property laws. Unauthorized copying or use of ANY PART of this description is prohibited. We vigorously pursue copyright infringement. The entire text of this listing description is Copyright protected – © by K.W. Wright. MUSEUM QUALITY SHIPPING! Save Shipping Costs With Multiple Items! U.S.A. BUYERS: We Pack & Ship To Museum Quality Standards with heavy duty packing and archival materials – service includes guaranteed delivery/insurance. 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General A.P. Hill C.S.A Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1860
General A.P. Hill C.S.A Photograph – Vintage Photo from 1860Photo Title: General A.P. Hill C.S.A PhotographOriginal Photo Date: 1860Item Number: 100242Reprint of original PhotoArtwork is printed on premium heavy weight photo paperYour choice of sizes: 4×6; 5×7; 8×10; 8.5×11; 11×14; 16×20; 18×24; 20×24; Paper Types:Matte – Our matte paper is a premium archival fine art paper. It is water-resistant and acid and lignin free. This paper brings out true life colors. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Non glaring Flat/Muted look. Very easy to view at all angles. Most popular choice for Vintage Art prints.Semi-gloss/Luster – Our semi-gloss paper is a premium textured photo paper that provides bright colors and sharp details. This paper texture lowers reflections and makes prints more resistant to handling. Resists fingerprints and dirt. Semi-gloss look. Easy to view at all angles.Gloss – Our gloss paper is a premium photo paper that provides bright colors and ultra sharp details. This paper reflects the most amount of light so your eyes see the most color saturation; density; and brightness. Shiny look. Harder to view under bright lights.Made in USA.Great gift ideas for any professional; hobbyist; or collector!Note: The print you will receive will be similiar to this image above. Your print may be cropped depending on the size selected but it will still maintain the overall original look of the print. Please remember that some of these prints are very old and will not look as if was taken today digitally. We take time and great care in giving you the best possible looking print. Check out our other eBay items here