Bill Brandt London
Bill Brandt
1904 - 1983
London
gelatin silver print, the photographer's credit stamp on the reverse
image: 7⅝ by 9¼ in. (19.4 by 23.5 cm.)
Executed in the 1930s, probably printed in the 1930s or 1940s.
Please note that this lot will not be on view during the sale exhibition. It is located at our Long Island City, New York storage facility. If you would like to examine it in person before the sale please contact Anjli Patel at Anjli.Patel@sothebys.com
Condition Report:
Please note the colors and shades in the online catalogue illustration may vary depending on screen settings.
This early print, trimmed to the image on lightweight paper, is in generally excellent condition. Visible under raking light are occasional linear deposits of the photographer's original retouching. There are occasional soft creases and two pinpoint-sized impressions that do not appear to break the emulsion. The corners are very slightly worn.
On the reverse, 'T1307' is written in pencil in an unidentified hand.
When examined under ultraviolet light, this print does not appear to fluoresce.
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Bill Brandt
1904 - 1983
London
gelatin silver print, the photographer's credit stamp on the reverse
image: 7⅝ by 9¼ in. (19.4 by 23.5 cm.)
Executed in the 1930s, probably printed in the 1930s or 1940s.
Please note that this lot will not be on view during the sale exhibition. It is located at our Long Island City, New York storage facility. If you would like to examine it in person before the sale please contact Anjli Patel at Anjli.Patel@sothebys.com
Condition Report:
Please note the colors and shades in the online catalogue illustration may vary depending on screen settings.
This early print, trimmed to the image on lightweight paper, is in generally excellent condition. Visible under raking light are occasional linear deposits of the photographer's original retouching. There are occasional soft creases and two pinpoint-sized impressions that do not appear to break the emulsion. The corners are very slightly worn.
On the reverse, 'T1307' is written in pencil in an unidentified hand.
When examined under ultraviolet light, this print does not appear to fluoresce.