This print is flush-mounted to Masonite in keeping with exhibition prints from approximately the 1950s–early 1960s and was included in the Circulating Exhibition, Henri Cartier-Bresson, organized by The Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition traveled to various institutions from 1963–1965.
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Neutral hued image on semi-gloss paper trimmed to edge, flush-mounted on Masonite. Intermittent minor chips to edge and two minute brown soiling marks in the lower left quadrant, all visible only under close inspection. Very minor indentations in places, visible only under close inspection and in raking light. This print does not fluoresce in UV light. Please note this print is sold unframed.
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