Tallula Bankhead, A Carl Van Vechten Original Print, c1934, 5" x 7"

$ 2.38

Vintage: Yes Image Color: Black & White Featured Person/Artist: Talulla Bankhead Unit Type: Unit Production Technique: Gelatin-Silver Print Year of Production: 1934 Material: Paper Signed: No Type: Photograph Number of Photographs: 1 Features: 1st Edition, One of a Kind (OOAK), Press Photograph Unit of Sale: Single Piece Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Time Period Manufactured: 1925-1949 Theme: Celebrities, Fashion, Glamor, History, Movies, Theater, Hollywood, Beauty Finish: Glossy Style: Photojournalism, Fashion, Beautiful Woman Country of Origin: United States Size: 5 x 7 in Photographer: Carl Van Vechten, Renowned Photographer Antique: No Framing: Unframed color: Black & White Image Orientation: Portrait Subject: Actors, Women, Renowned Actress, With Flowers, Celebrity, Actress, Carl Van Vechten, Famous

Description

Tallula Bankhead, A Carl Van Vechten Original Print, c1934, 5" x 7". Tallula Bankhead, Renowned Actor. The gelatin-silver print by Carl Van Vechten is open source. It is an historical piece of photographic art that would be a valuable addition to any collection focusing on beauty, theater, and Hollywood icons from the 1930's. *********************************************** Tallula Bankhead, Renowned Actor A Carl Van Vechten Origina 1934, 5 by 7 inches New *********************************************** Thank you for checking out our post. Black and white, unframed Has tiny white border, good for framing of 5 x 7 inch For mailing, we use ebay tracking and USPS. We accept returns for 30 days. If you have any questions, please feel free to write. We usually respond within a day or two. Please feel free to click on the photo to see the clarity. The 5 by 7 inch photo of Tallula Bankhead was taken by Carl Van Vechten, renowned photographer. The gelatin-silver print by Carl Van Vechten is open source. It is an historical piece of photographic art that would be a valuable addition to any collection focusing on beauty, theater, and Hollywood icons from the 1930's. It will look very good framed and is a definite conversation piece.