From the era when photography was still so new that artists were pushing its boundaries, the Chorus Line Prints (c. 1930) delight and surprise with their approach. Using the female form as a graphic element, the photographer of this French series played with symmetry and balance to tease both the eye and the senses. We’ve finished this print under Plexiglas, and surrounded it with an artist’s black frames with 1¾" molding to make it especially dramatic. This sepia-toned print makes a memorable impact, and includes a solid brass etched museum plate with the title and the artist’s name.

19"Wx16"H. 1 lb.