Joel Meyerowitz Red Interior, Signed Print, Provincetown Massachusetts 1977

The product is a signed print by Joel Meyerowitz from 1977, depicting a red interior of a classic car in Provincetown, Massachusetts. This 20 x 24 photograph captures a landscape view in color, showcasing classic cottages and a vintage car. The production technique called a chromogenic print. This piece of art from the 1970s offers a nostalgic glimpse into the charm and aesthetic of Provincetown during that time period. Licensed reprint between 2000-2009

Robert Allen Merlo “America” Vintage Signed Framed Photograph 1982 Art Candy

This vintage signed framed photograph by Robert Allen Merlo from 1982 titled “America” features a landscape orientation with a 16 x 20 inch size. The color photograph captures a botanical subject with a contemporary style, reflecting themes of Americana, Pop Art, and Food & Candy. The original artwork is a unique and nostalgic piece that showcases the photographer’s artistic vision of the United States, making it a valuable addition to any art collection.

Robert Allen Merlo Signed Photograph “Still Life” Vintage Framed Art 20″ Wide

The product is a vintage framed photograph titled “Still Life” by Robert Allen Merlo. The image orientation is landscape, with a size of 16 x 20 inches and signed by the photographer. The photograph falls within the contemporary period (1970 – 2020) and depicts a still life subject in color. Framed and originating from the United States, this original piece of art captures the theme of art through the lens of the 1980s. Artist: Robert Allen Merlo Title: Still LifeType: PhotographProduction Technique: Chromogenic Print / Photograph Features: Framed, Matted, Signed Framing: Framed & Matted Subject: Fruit, Apple, Still Life, Kitchen Style: Modernism, RealismItem Width: 20 in Original/Licensed Reprint: Original

Large 1950s Photograph Mt Fuji Summer Koyo Okada Silver Gelatin Print Japan Vtg

Attributed to Koyo Okada. Japanese photographer Koyo Okada dedicated his career to photographing Mount Fuji. In total, he took between 380,000-400,000 images of the mountain throughout his life. He remained mystified by the summit, remarking that he could never capture it quite as he perceived it, and so he never stopped.

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