RALPH STEINER
Portfolio III
1921 - 1929
Gelatin silver print
Edition 7 of 20
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Description
Ralph Steiner (American, 1899-1986).
Sold as a set of 22.
Published between 1980-1981.
A portfolio of twenty two works by Ralph Steiner.
Beige linen clamshell box with a caricature of the photographer on the cover.
Includes the following works: Madison Square Garden (1922), Tug and New York Skyline (1921-22), Forty-Second Street Looking Toward Second Avenue (1922), Boy on Bike Below Brooklyn Bridge (1921-22), Two Men and the Ocean (1921), Always Camels (1922), Baby Carriage in Provincetown (1924), Mr. Franzese, Shoemaker (1921), Five Corners Near Wall Street (1924), Hell's Kitchen Minuette (1922), Self-Portrait Being Foolish (1929), Architectural Geometry (1922), Misty Days on Fifth Avenue (1922), Creaking Chair (1922), Vanderbilt Garage (1924), Woolworth Building and the Old Post Office (1922), Merry Christmas (1922), Rival Shoes (1924), This Year Ride a Bicycle (1924), Two Photographs from "The Beater and the Pan" (1921), Clotheslines (1925).
This piece is final sale and not eligible for return.
Dimensions
Various sizes to 4¾ by 3¾ in. (12.1 by 9.5 cm.) or the reverse.
Signature
Each signed and dated in pencil on the reverse, 1921-29, printed in 1980-81
Together with the printed plate list/colophon, signed and editioned 7 in ink
Provenance
Collection of Murray Weiss, founder of Milwaukee Center for Photography.
Condition Report
This work is in overall excellent condition.
Under close examination, the following are visible: faint silvering in the darkest areas of the prints and occasional chips to the black margins.
There are adhesive remnants, abrasions, and faint soiling on the reverse of the prints.
When examined under ultraviolet light, these prints do not appear to fluoresce.
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