Légende
Interior of the Camera Shop in White Plains, New York, photograph, inscription: 'Camera Shop, probably 1938-39', United States of America, 1938 - 1939, photographer, printer (person), North America, paper, gelatin silver print, developing gelatin silver print, height 82 mm x width 128 mm, White Plains, A sepia-toned retail interior showing display counters, shelving, and wall-mounted posters. A man in a dark suit stands behind a glass-fronted counter filled with cameras and boxed items, holding something near his mouth and looking down at papers on the counter. Shelves behind him are stacked with small boxed goods and cylindrical containers, and framed pictures and promotional posters are arranged along the upper wall. A large round scale and a cash register sit on a counter near the man. Central shelving holds bottles and small jars, with additional display shelves showing various cameras and circular reflectors. A wooden sales counter with a dark diamond-shaped inlay faces the camera. Tripods, long poles, and packaged items are positioned on the right side near another glass case. The ceiling has a light fixture, and the floor features a checkered tile pattern.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B09_439
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
50.6Mo (5.5Mo) / 43.5cm x 29.1cm / 5140 x 3439 (300dpi)