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Artwork description:
The maritime museum was until recently housed in a Streamline Moderne (late Art Deco) building that is the centrepiece of the Aquatic Park Historic District. The building was originally built (starting in 1936) by the WPA as a public bathhouse, and its interior is decorated with fantastic and colourful murals, created primarily by artist and colour theoretician Hilaire Hiler. The architects were William Mooser Jr. and William Mooser III.
Please Note : This is not a Digital Print my work is all produced in the Darkroom on Ilford Galleria Fibre Based paper and Chemicals.
Allow 7 days for delivery in the UK - 14 days in the USA
Materials used:
HARMAN GDS Fibre-based Baryta paper has a double-weight semi-gloss finish
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#usa #san francisco #modern architecture #art decor #maritime museumMaritime Museum -San Francisco (2018) Photograph
by Stephen Hodgetts Photography
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£250
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 15
- Size: 28.96 x 41.66cm (unframed) / 35 x 25cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
- Hurry only 1 left in stock
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Artwork description
The maritime museum was until recently housed in a Streamline Moderne (late Art Deco) building that is the centrepiece of the Aquatic Park Historic District. The building was originally built (starting in 1936) by the WPA as a public bathhouse, and its interior is decorated with fantastic and colourful murals, created primarily by artist and colour theoretician Hilaire Hiler. The architects were William Mooser Jr. and William Mooser III.
Please Note : This is not a Digital Print my work is all produced in the Darkroom on Ilford Galleria Fibre Based paper and Chemicals.
Allow 7 days for delivery in the UK - 14 days in the USA
Materials used:
HARMAN GDS Fibre-based Baryta paper has a double-weight semi-gloss finish
Tags:
#usa #san francisco #modern architecture #art decor #maritime museum
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