The Statue of Liberty in Noir.
[Statue of Liberty]
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Cartographer(s):
John Kabel
Date:
ca. 1935
Place:
New York City
Dimensions:
39 x 49 cm (15.25 x 19.25 in)
Description
This is a wonderfully evocative original silver print photograph of the Statue of Liberty. It was captured by photographer John Kabel, likely in the 1930s.
Kabel has crafted a lovely image: the black and white photograph shows Liberty Island from a distance with a touch of sun peeking through the clouds and sparkling on the water below. The large format would look fabulous framed on placed on a wall.
Cartographer(s):
John Kabel
John Kabel (1879-1945) was a photographer from Dayton, Ohio known especially for capturing outdoor landscapes and architecture.
Condition Description
Silver print on nice matte paper. Very good.
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