Yorkshire. Entrance to Farm.

Yorkshire. Entrance to Farm.Artwork Info About the Artist 1980 Gelatin silver print Signed, titled, and dated, in pencil, au recto Small dent on top left corner of mat board, the word "sorry!" written in pencil below Unframed, mounted to mat board Additional condition reporting available upon request Irene Fay: The Diamonds are in the Enlarger In her lifetime, photographer Irene Fay (1914 1986) survived some of the most convulsive events in recent European history. Just before

The exceptional and evocative composition reinforces the level of international renown and attention directed towards Horace Gordon Cox

His preferred subject matter included manufacturing sites as well as exploring the American middle class at work and play

Twenty-six of the original large-scale prints were shown again in 2013 at Bruce Silverstein gallery in New York City

Wallis Warfield Simpson

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His work often explores the transition between city and country through projects such as ORD: O’Hare Airfield

the Pyramids and Sphinx in Cairo

including 51 American Photographers (1951) and The Family of Man (1955)

it gives evidence that this print was made to be used as a postcard – likely a keepsake meant for one of the men in the photograph

with artist stamp and estate stamp

He headed the Information Division of the Farm Security Administration (FSA) during the Great Depression

From series “Orbits” Provenance: From the AIMIA Collection