1926 LaSalle Auto Wooden Bridge Vernacular Photograph Snapshot Surrealism Dada - $25 - (Kensington, MD)
The item you will receive is exactly the item that is photographed. Every item we sell is used and is listed as such. Therefore all items are sold AS IS. The photographs and/or scans provided are a part of the description of the item. Please look at them and determine the nuances of condition for yourself. Ask questions if you have them. Once you have placed a bid it is a contract (please refer to eBay's written policies). We have a liberal return policy and will gladly accept returns for any reason pursuant to our stated return policy which is a part of this listing. Claiming any item is not "as described" is fraudulent. Look at the pictures. Inventory #40.Vintage snapshot measuring 3.5" x 5.5". Photographer unknown. Early "accidental" surrealism. "LaSalle 1926" in pen (recto of cut album page). Currently acid free hinge mounted on archival double matting to stock 11" x 14" for easy framing. Will ship as is for $7.95, or removed from mounting and shipped separately (photo only) in top loader and padded envelope for $3.28-your choice. We are liquidating the extensive Jack Banning and banning&Low collection of curated vernacular photography, many items published in several important books and catalogs of the genre including: other pictures, Thomas Walther; Snapshots, Douglas R. Nickel; Strange & Singular, Michael Abrams; anonymous, Robert Flynn Johnson; the Snap~Shot, Aperture 19:1; and About Looking, John Berger, among others. Excerpted from Jonathan Green's introduction to the Snap~Shot,Aperture 19:1- "The word snapshot is the most ambiguous, controversial word in photography since the word art. It has been bandied about as both praise and condemnation. It has been discussed as both process and product. A snapshot may imply the hurried, passing glimpse or the treasured keepsake; its purpose may be casual observation or deliberate preservation. The snapshot may look forward in time to a chaotic, radically photographic structure, the appropriate equivalent of mode…
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