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Hell Gate Bridge, 1937 (New York City) by Berenice Abbott

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Hell Gate Bridge, 1937 (New York City)

From The New York Public Library, Photography Collection

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Type: Standard Framed Canvas Giclee

Size: Image: 21.4"x 17.3" (Medium) Finished: 27"x 22.9"

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Frame: Satin Black - 2.75" Frame Detail Frame Choices Remove Frame	Mat: Canvas items are not matted
Image Details: A photograph taken May 25, 1937, of the bridge's central steel arch over the East River, looking west from Astoria Park, Queens; a portion of the Triborough Bridge is visible in the distance--from Abbott's Changing New York project (1935-38), which sought to document the rapidly changing built environment of "the world's greatest metropolis." Changing New York was supported by the Federal Art Project (FAP) of the Works Progress Administration (WPA).
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