New Traffic Lights for 5th Ave, New York City, NY
Four New York City Aerial Views
Chrysler Building, New York
Smoke Stacks, Brooklyn, NY
New York
New York
Fire Escape and Front of Store with Signage, NYC
Balloons at Fiesta, New York City, NY
Lights of Manhattan
Man Lying on Stoop of New York City Brownstone
Pan Am Building, New York
City Vista (New York City)
Schell - Light and Shadow in New York City
New York City has long been considered one of the most important cities in the world. A center for commerce and finance, New York also maintains an aura of uniqueness with its many modern skyscrapers and a skyline that is still distinctive even after 9/11. As a consequence, it has become one of the most photographed urban landscapes on earth.
From perhaps the first photograph in America, the Big Apple has been the subject of photographers' art. It has always been a center of that art, even spawning what has become known as the "New York School of Photography."
With this Special Exhibit, Vintage Works brings you a series of urban New York images that have a special quality. Most are relatively inexpensive; and all highlight a special place that is at once familiar to most people anywhere on the globe.
Spagnoli: Limestone Facade (Columns), NYC
While many of the images are anonymous or came from various press services, some were made by the top urban photographers of the 20th century, including Andre Kertesz, Brett Weston, Sherill Schell, Edward Steichen, Lou Stoumen, William Klein, Jerry Spagnoli, Frank Paulin, Arthur Tress and Fritz Henle, among others.
Exhibited and Sold By
Contemporary Works / Vintage Works, Ltd.
258 Inverness Circle
Chalfont, Pennsylvania 18914 USA
Contact Alex Novak and Marthe Smith
Email info@vintageworks.net
Phone +1-215-822-5662
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