Showing 7 artworks with Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly and with Black And White Photography
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- Gray
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Walnut
- Rosy Brown
- Putty
- White
- Black And White Photo
- Black And White
- Vintage Photography
- Monochrome Photography
- Cathedral Space
- Monochrome Allegory
- Mid-Century Realism
- Emmy Lou Packard
- 1932 Memorial
- Frida Kahlo Portrait
- Diego Rivera
- Candid Street Scene
- 1940 San Francisco
- Urban Street Scene
- Monochrome Facade
- Historical Tomb
- Monochrome Scene
- Stone Archway
- Communal Celebration
- Edwardian Era Family
- Large Family Portrait
- Mid-Century Photography
- Monumental Statue
- Historic Porch Group
- Municipal Theater
- Diego Rivera Fresco
- Monumental Scene
- Historical Studio Scene
- Historical Photograph
- Constitutionalist Era
- Historical Figures
- Monochrome Interior
- Vintage 1909 Scene
- Vintage Urban Life
- Solemn Atmosphere
- 1950S Cityscape
- Gothic Architecture
- Statue Unveiling
- Urban Pedestrians
A striking black and white photograph capturing Frida Kahlo posing for Diego Rivera during the creation of his fresco masterpiece, offering a rare glimpse into art history that you can bring to your collection.
A haunting black and white view of the Gothic architecture surrounding the Tomb of King João I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster by Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly, inviting you to explore this historic masterpiece.
A candid black and white photograph capturing the joyful stroll of Emmy Lou Packard and Diego Rivera on a busy 1940s San Francisco street, offering a rare glimpse into art history for your private collection.
A poignant black and white photograph capturing the communal celebration of The unveiling of Mãe Preta by Unidentified Artist, Harper's Weekly, inviting you to explore this historic moment in art.
A poignant black and white 1909 photograph capturing a large family posing on their porch by an Unidentified Artist from Harper's Weekly, offering a timeless glimpse into history that you can bring to your collection.
A captivating black and white photograph capturing the bustling urban energy of the Municipal Theater Facade from 1952 by an Unidentified Artist, offering a nostalgic glimpse into mid-century life for your collection.
A striking black and white historical painting by Unidentified Artist capturing the solemn 1932 Constitutionalist Movement with powerful allegorical figures and monuments, inviting you to explore this piece of history.