Wanamaker/Dixon “A Navajo Sunset” 1913 Photogravure from “The Vanishing Race”
The photograph brings a sense of stillness that works in small spaces.
Wanamaker/Dixon “A Navajo Sunset” 1913 Photogravure from “The Vanishing Race”
You can feel the photograph holds a sense of place without being too loud.
Wanamaker/Dixon “Buffalo Thundered Across the Plains” 1913 Original Photogravure
This photograph arrives ready to hang, which saves you time on framing.
Wanamaker/Dixon “Buffalo Thundered Across the Plains” 1913 Original Photogravure
A nice touch is that the photograph includes a small signature in the corner.
Wanamaker/Dixon “Buffalo Thundered Across the Plains” 1913 Original Photogravure
What stands out about this print is that the photograph feels intimate and calm.
Wanamaker/Dixon “Chief Plenty Coups” 1913 Photogravure from “The Vanishing Race”
This photograph arrives ready to hang, which saves you time on framing.
Wanamaker/Dixon “Chief Plenty Coups” 1913 Photogravure from “The Vanishing Race”
A nice touch is that the photograph was taken on film, so it has a lovely grain.