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4 days ago · Nearly 75 years ago photographer Berenice Abbott produced what would become a historic document in New York City’s history — a collection of 1930s photographs of architectural landmarks ...
1 day ago · Tempo of the City I (1938) by Berenice Abbott. Museum of the City of New York. Subway No. 12 (1976), a screen print of a subway station filled with holes that represent blood cells, stands out ...
5 days ago · Photograph: Berenice Abbott/Getty Images. In 1934, Peggy’s life – which had already been punctuated by dramas and tragedies, including her father Benjamin’s death on the Titanic, the death ...
4 days ago · Photo by Berenice Abbott via the New York Public Library’s Digital Collections. In the mid-1800s, long before SoHo became a bohemian artist enclave, it was New York City’s most prominent red ...
3 days ago · Photo by Berenice Abbott from N.Y.P.L., The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs The Horn and Hardat Automat opened in 1912 in Times Square and became the most popular ...
1 day ago · He also helped to promote the work of Eugène Atget, whom he introduced to the Surrealists and his assistant Berenice Abbott. Proof that the area was of particular importance to the man, Man Ray is also buried in the Montparnasse cemetery, where his tombstone bears the epitaph: “Unconcerned, but not indifferent”.
5 days ago · Manhattan Bridge, Manhattan Print by Berenice Abbott View other Limited Edition Art Prints by Berenice Abbott Estimated Market Price*: Between $90.00 and $188.00
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