From the Viaduct, 125th Street, New York
Photograph
1915 (photographed), 1983 (printed and published)
1915 (photographed), 1983 (printed and published)
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A black and white photograph of a street taken from above. A shadow cast by the steel structure of the Riverside Drive Viaduct spans the entire width of the road whilst two figures in dark suits and hats can be seen together standing on the corner of the pavement.
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| Materials and techniques | Hand-pulled dust grain photogravure made by the Talbot-Klic photogravure process printed onto Lana Gravure paper |
| Brief description | Photograph by Paul Strand, 'From the Viaduct, 125th Street, New York', from the portfolio 'Paul Strand the Formative Years, 1914-1917', a portfolio of ten hand-pulled dust grain photogravures printed by Jon Goodman, published by the Silver Mountain Foundation with an introduction by Ben Lifson, USA, 1983, photographed 1915 |
| Physical description | A black and white photograph of a street taken from above. A shadow cast by the steel structure of the Riverside Drive Viaduct spans the entire width of the road whilst two figures in dark suits and hats can be seen together standing on the corner of the pavement. |
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| Credit line | The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A, acquired with the generous assistance of the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Art Fund |
| Production | The film positives were made from enlarged internegatives made by Paul Strand between 1916 and 1917 from his original negatives of 1914-16. The plates were made by Jon Goodman and printed under his supervision at Atelier de Taille Douce, Saint-Preux, Switzerland and at the Photogravure workshop, Millerton, New York, on Lana Gravure paper from the Papeteries de Lana, Docelles, France. |
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| Accession number | RPS.3172:3-2018 |
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| Record created | August 13, 2018 |
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