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30-day returnsPaul Robeson. Edward Steichen. Paul Robeson. 1933. Gelatin silver print. 2018.203. Quincy Jones. James Van Dyke Evers. Quincy Jones. 1990. Gelatin silver print.
Edward Steichen’s ‘The Kid’ (1921) – a dynamic Art Deco poster featuring Chaplin & Coogan. Explore this vintage film advertisement's bold design and silent era charm.
Edward Steichen Admire Edward Steichen's 'Lobby Card, The Love Special,' a captivating vintage photograph capturing the glamour of Hollywood’s golden age. Explore this iconic piece and discover its artistic significance.
Edward Steichen’s "In Memoriam" captures the emotional depth of loss through a striking black-and-white photogravure print. Featuring a woman shielding herself from sorrow, alongside symbolic sports balls, it exemplifies Steichen's artistic vision and enduring legacy.
A contemplative vintage 1927 film poster by Edward Steichen featuring Harold Lloyd captures a serene landscape and nostalgic mood, offering a unique piece of cinematic history for collectors to explore.
Admire Edward Steichen's evocative depiction of 'Rosita,' a Spanish romance starring Mary Pickford and Holtbooke Blinn. This vintage lobby card showcases Steichen’s masterful realism in sepia tones, capturing the drama and beauty of 1923 cinema.
A captivating black and white glimpse into the industrial bustle of 1922 film production at Thomas H. Ince Studios by Edward Steichen invites you to explore this evocative piece of cinematic history.
Edward Steichen’s ‘Puritan Passions’ captures a haunting 1923 bedroom scene in stark black & white. Explore this photographic realism, showcasing detail & timeless solitude.