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Alfred Eisenstaedt

Alfred Eisenstaedt, 'Cental Park, New York, 1959', Photo Gelatin Silver Print, Signed

Central Park, New York, 1959

Alfred Eisenstaedt (American/German, 1898-1995), Central Park after a snowstorm, New York 1959, limited edition gelatin silver print, framed and glazed.
Signed and numbered 45/250 in ink in the margin.
Time Inc. copyright and other pencil notations verso, printed 1994.
Image measures 53.5cm x 35.5cm and the frame 87cm x 69cm. Some wear to frame.

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Originality Limited Edition Print
Year 1994
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