Frankie M. Lesenby, Afro American YWCA Worker in World War I, c1917

$ 3.06

Unit of Sale: Single Piece Number of Photographs: One Finish: Glossy Vintage: Yes Image Orientation: Portrait Year of Production: 1917 Style: Documentary, Editorial, Black History, African American Woman Country of Origin: United States Image Color: Sepia Framing: Unframed Photographer: World War I Photographers Signed: Yes Size: 5 x 7 in Featured Person/Artist: World War One Material: Paper Features: 1st Edition, Hand Tinted, Limited Edition color: Sepia Subject: YWCA Organization, World War One, African American Woman, Black History, African Americans Serving in World War One, Black Contributions in World War One Original/Licensed Reprint: Licensed Reprint Theme: Americana, Community Life, Conflicts & Wars, Cultures & Ethnicities, History, Inspirational, Militaria, Charity Organization, Black History, Contributions of YWCA, Contributions of African Americans in WW I Autograph Authentication: Visible on photo Type: Photograph Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924 Antique: No Production Technique: Gelatin-Silver Print

Description

Frankie M. Lesenby, Afro American YWCA Worker in World War I, c1917. Frankie M. Lesenby,(Autographed) c1917. It is autographed as "Frankie M. Lesenby.". working during World War I. ************************************************************** Afro American YWCA Officer, World War I Frankie M. Lesenby, (Autographed) c1917 *************************************************************** Thank you for checking out my post. We accept returns, no questions asked, for 30 days We use tracking with USPS Pictured is a Afro American woman in uniform of a YWCA officer. It is autographed as "Frankie M. Lesenby." working during World War I. It is 5 x 7 inch, gelatin-silver print, high quality portrait. This limited edition collectible showcases the theme of community life, inspirational stories, and the impact of the YWCA organization during a time of conflict and war. With its glossy finish and historical significance, this photograph offers a unique glimpse into the past and the role of women and African Americans in various social and cultural movements.