Six Black-and-White Historic Photographs of Cincinnati
Item Details
A group of six contemporary photographs developed from the negatives of well-known silver gelatin historic photographs of Cincinnati. Images include an overhead shot of Coney Island, the flood of 1937, the outside of the Albee Theater, and the giant meat clock at Kahn’s packing plant. A smaller framed photograph depicts Knox Presbyterian Church while the unframed image depicts Fountain Square, illuminated at night. Five of the photographs are presented behind glass in simple, black acrylic frames while the sixth is unframed.
Condition
- prints in larger frames are in good condition; unframed print is curled slightly at edges, with scratch and small area of damage to upper center. Smallest photograph has crease to left side and is slightly warped throughout.
Dimensions
- measurement of one frame. Four frames are the same size, smaller frame is 10"W x 8"H x 0.5"D. Unframed piece is 14"W x 11"H.
Item #
17CIN027-176
