Marion Post Wolcott Photograph
$7,450.00
Marion Post Wolcott 1910-1990 – Horse Races, Hialeah Park Miami Florida February 1939 – Gelatin silver photograph for the FSA (Farm Security Administration)
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Shop this Marion Post Wolcott photograph for sale. The photograph stamped and dated Horse Races, Hialeah Park Miami Florida February 1939. The reverse of the photograph stamped “Please Credit F.S.A. Farm Security Administration, Photo by: Post – . Division of Information Farm Security Administration Washington, D.C.”. “Wolcott” is written in pencil with various serial numbers. The original gelatin silver print photograph with a transparent sheet with a label marked LC-USF33-03073-M2.
Marion Post Wolcott 1910-1990 was a noted American photographer who worked for the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression and as part of the W.P.A. ( Works Progress Administration) group of artists. She is known for documenting poverty and American society. This dynamic and vibrant black and white silver gelatin print photograph of the crowd at the horse races is perfect for various interior wall decor styles with a classic American touch by a prolific 20th-century American photographer. Wolcott is known for a series of important works taken of the Miami area during the 1930s.
Marion Post Wolcott 1910-1990 was a noted American photographer who worked for the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression and as part of the W.P.A. ( Works Progress Administration) group of artists. She is known for documenting poverty and American society. This dynamic and vibrant black and white silver gelatin print photograph of the crowd at the horse races is perfect for various interior wall decor styles with a classic American touch by a prolific 20th-century American photographer. Wolcott is known for a series of important works taken of the Miami area during the 1930s.
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The photograph measures 6.25 x 9.5 inches.
Condition
The front of the photograph displays surface abrasions and wear—the edges of the photo display minor loss to the silver gelation process.
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