Fine Art Photography – Walker Evans (1935) – Selma, Alabama - Water Avenue

Size: 20.5 X 30.5 cm – glossy finish – beautiful quality treat yourself to a piece of american history with this rare fine art photograph by walker evans, a key figure in 20th century documentary photography. ✨ photo features: • professionally printed on premium 270gsm paper • glossy finish for a deep and elegant look • size: 20.5 X 30.5 cm – ready to frame • quality: careful and faithful reproduction of the original photograph 🏛 subject: “main street architecture. Selma, alabama.” – december 1935 a striking view of the phoenix building with its second-story balcony railings on water avenue in selma, alabama. The image also captures the iconic premises of the cotton exchange and the lc adler & co. Furniture store. A suspended moment, witness to an era disrupted by the great depression. 📚 about walker evans: an iconic new deal photographer, walker evans (1903-1975) left his mark on history with his frank, direct, and deeply human gaze. He documented, without embellishment, america in the 1930s: forgotten architecture, faces marked by the crisis, small towns with vernacular accents. His collaboration with james agee in "let us now praise famous men" remains a founding work of committed photojournalism. 🖼 why this work. • for history and photography lovers • for collectors of iconic 20th-century pieces • for authentic and artistic interior decoration 📦 careful packaging & fast shipping 👉 a unique opportunity to acquire a faithful reproduction of a legendary work by walker evans.