New York 1929 – The soul of Manhattan captured by Walker Evans

Experience an exceptional testimony of pre-war New York with this photograph by Walker Evans, a master of American documentary photography. Taken around 1929, this scene on 61st Street between 1st and 3rd Avenues reveals the visual richness of Manhattan: pedestrians, parked cars, a Flynn's delivery truck, painted signs for Camel and Byrnes Storage, urban facades, and vernacular architecture combine to create an image of remarkable graphic strength. Through his frontal and humanistic gaze, Walker Evans transforms the everyday into a work of art, making this photograph a timeless testament to 20th-century America. Features. • Black & white art print. • Size: 20.5 × 30.5 cm. • Premium professional photo paper 270 g/m² • Glossy finish. • Brand new condition. A character piece, ideal for loft, industrial, or vintage decor, but also for collectors and enthusiasts of photography, architecture, and the history of New York. Fast shipping, carefully protected in a cardboard photo envelope.