Robert Capa Vintage Life Mag Silver Gelatin Press Photo D Day June 6 1944 RARE
The photos are included in a new Capa book, “Images of War,” published by Grossman Publishers. (AP Wirephoto courtesy Life Magazine)(b70600mag) 1964.
Robert Capa Vintage Life Mag Silver Gelatin Press Photo Battle of The Bulge 1944
It was featured in the January 15th, 1945 issue of Life Magazine, which i have provided scans of for reference (note: the magazine is not included in the sale). Capa was with the tanks of the 37th Battalion of the 4th Armored Division as they pushed toward Bastogne.
Bill Coleman Amish Photography Framed w/ Authenticity Certificates Set Of 3
The images capture the essence of Amish culture and are sure to add a touch of authenticity and charm to any art collection. Barn Raising Amish No. 1/500. Sisters Three Amish No. 4/500.
Oscar de Mejo Artist Contact Sheets By Photographer Raimondo Borea Studio Stamp
Oscar de Mejo Artist Contact Sheets By Photographer Raimondo Borea with Studio Stamp on Back 2 Contact Sheets 8” x 10” 2.25” 12 Images (Medium Format) Raimondo Borea Studio Stamped Slight difference between the two contact sheets, you’ll see 7X marks on one of the contact sheets *****PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTING Oscar de Mejo Artist Contact Sheets By Photographer Raimondo Borea with Studio Stamped******
Steam Locomotive Front Headlight 8×10 Black White Glossy Photograph Original
Condition: Pre-owned black and white gloss photo print with light curl to the paper from storage and minor handling wear. Surface, corners, and edges are clean with no creases, tears, or stains. Back markings: Blank white back with no printing or handwriting.
Black Widows Photograph Gary Johnson Signed Oddity Flapper Women Hand Colored
This item is an original photographic print titled”Black Widows”. It is signed and dated by the photographer,Gary Johnson, in 1977. It is hand colored by the artist himself as visible by the vivid colors of the make-up.
INDIA CHILDREN WITH SNAKES IN BAGS 1930s / 40s – 1 LARGE NEGATIVE
See scans for quality, in good condition considering age, the scans are a very good representation of condition and quality.
1985 Raghubir Singh Transplanting Paddy Outskirts Srinagar Kashmir India SIGNED
About this work: “Transplanting Paddy, On the Outskirts of Srinagar, Kashmir, 1985” by Raghubir Singh (1942-1999) This exceptional image portrays two women in traditional attire working in waterlogged paddy fields during the process of transplanting rice seedlings. Their orange clothing contrasts beautifully with the lush green fields and the blue tones of the water and distant mountains. In the foreground, a wooden cart with large metal wheels, presumably used to carry seedlings, rests at the edge of the field. The perspective emphasizes the agricultural labor and tools central to rural life in this region. In the background, the serene beauty of Kashmir is highlighted with its iconic landscape: flat green fields, scattered trees, and the majestic Himalayas under a partly cloudy sky. This photograph encapsulates Singh's mastery of blending human activity with the natural environment, offering both a documentary and artistic representation of rural Kashmir during the period. The work is a dye-transfer print and is signed and inscribed by Singh in pencil on the reverse. It is numbered #1 from the edition of 20. The work is further stamped by the artist on the reverse. It is housed in a silver frame behind UV resistant glass. Provenance: Private collection, US; Acquired from the above Size: 9 1/2 inches tall by 14 1/2 inches wide (image) 17 1/8 inches tall by 21 5/8 inches wide (sheet) 18 1/2 inches tall by 22 1/2 inches wide by 1 inch deep (frame) About the artist: Raghubir Singh (1942–1999) was a pioneer of color street photography who worked and published prolifically from the late 1960s until his death in 1999 at age 56. Born into an aristocratic family in Rajasthan, he lived in Hong Kong, Paris, London, and New York—but his eye was perpetually drawn back to his native India. Using a handheld camera and color slide film, he recorded India's dense milieu in complex frieze-like compositions teeming with incident, fractured by reflections, and pulsating with opulent color. Singh embraced color as part of a continuous Indian aesthetic tradition that reaches back to the miniature paintings of the Mughal period. He was also deeply influenced by the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson (whom he met in Jaipur in 1966), Bengali filmmaker Satyajit Ray, and American street photographers such as William Gedney and Lee Friedlander. As he traveled along his own artistic path, Singh forged a distinctively Indian style of modernist photography that stands, as he put it, “on the Ganges side of modernism.” Condition: Excellent overall condition. No apparent flaws to the image. Sheet professionally hinged along top edge. Frame with typical wear from handling. It is ready to be displayed and enjoyed! This work will be carefully packed and shipped with insurance and signature confirmation. Free local pick up is also available. International buyers – please note I cannot lower the declared value of the package for customs. I frequently receive messages from people after I sell an item, asking if it is definitely gone. If something catches your eye, don't hesitate to inquire before it is sold! Feel free to ask any questions.
1927 Vasco da Gama Voyage Map Africa India National Geographic Antique Print
The map is printed in black & white and clearly labeled, making it ideal for collectors, educators, framing, or display. Original antique map page from 1927.
Japanese Geisha Red Umbrella Digital Download File Traditional Kimoto Kyoto Art
Due to variations in screen settings (brightness, contrast, color), the artwork may look slightly different on your display. I’m here to assist!