📷 Photo by Art W. Evans - “West Street Row: V” – Manhattan, New York 📷

Treat yourself to a piece of American photography history with this exceptional reproduction of an iconic work by Walker Evans, master of the documentary style and a key figure in 20th-century photography. 🗽 The scene: Captured in the heart of Manhattan, this black and white photograph powerfully and authentically captures the New York facades of 61st Street, between 1st and 3rd Avenues. A striking urban atmosphere: • An anonymous hotel, but full of character • Two men conversing on a street corner • A car stopped in an almost suspended calm • An advertisement painted on the facade: "BYRNES Brothers", a graphic vestige of another era 🎞 Technical details of the print: • Glossy finish, for a vibrant and deep rendering • Premium professional photo paper 270g/m² • Format: 20.5 X 30.5 cm (ideal for framing) • Unsigned print but faithful to the original negative 📚 About Walker Evans: A humanist photographer and visionary documentalist, Walker Evans (1903-1975) devoted his work to revealing the truth of American streets, faces and landscapes. From his first shots in New York to the moving portraits of the 1930s in the rural South for the Farm Security Administration, his gaze remains timeless, precise, without artifice. "You don't want your work to be derived from art; you want it to start with life, and it's in the street now." — Walker Evans 🎁 Why acquire this photograph. • To enrich a collection of photography or American art • To decorate an interior with a work that is both aesthetic and historical • To offer a unique gift to a photography, urban planning or New York enthusiast 📦 Careful and fast shipping – Reinforced packaging to guarantee reception in perfect condition.