Légende
President Roosevelt enters the convention hall, Constitution Hall Washington, Speech by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Third World Power Conference, Constitution Hall, Washington DC, United States, photograph, title: 'PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ENTERS THE CONSCIENCE HALL, CONSTITUTION HALL WASHINGTON', photographer: attributed to Wouter Cool, United States of America, 1936-09-11, North America, Attributed to, pasteboard, paper, gelatin silver print, gelatin silver developing print, height 153 mm x width 228 mm, height 315 mm x width 285 mm, president, head of republic, A wide indoor scene showing a large audience in the foreground facing a raised stage area where a group of people stand and interact; tall columns frame a backdrop with a curtain and faint decorative patterns, and a display of vertical flags stands to one side while a single flag hangs near the center; several men in suits and one person in a light-colored outfit are positioned across the stage, with a podium and a drum visible toward one side; the crowd fills the lower portion of the image with heads and shoulders seen from behind, and architectural details like molding and a circular emblem appear on the walls.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B09_359
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
46.6Mo (5.6Mo) / 41.7cm x 28.0cm / 4930 x 3306 (300dpi)