Painters on the Brooklyn Bridge Suspender Cables-October 7, 1914

    Artist: Eugene de Salignac
    Artist Bio: American, 1861 - 1943
    Creation Date: 1914
    Print Date: modern print
    Process: gelatin silver print
    Credit Line: Gift of the Howe and Mohler Family, New York, NY
    Image: Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives
    Accession Number: 2005.003.001

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    1. ★

      Michelle Rick, margaret durow, Bree Bailey, ktLaurel, and 418 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. Phil Zammit (23 months ago | reply)

      A fantastic shot. So clear.

    3. ╚ SεΣ ╤hi∩Gs DiƒFerεNT└y ╗ (23 months ago | reply)

      Wow!

    4. lf979883 (23 months ago | reply)

      Brilliant shot, love the extreme clarity of some old photos.

    5. {STEEL*CRAZY} (21 months ago | reply)

      not bad for 10 cents a day

    6. The Adorable Catfood (21 months ago | reply)

      Just a question...

      "This photo was taken some time in 1914 using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. "
      -WHAT?!:D

    7. Andrew Vox Photography (21 months ago | reply)

      Time Travel, Catfood. Obviously #sillyquestion.

    8. Marquisde (21 months ago | reply)

      great pic. love those vanishing lines. lol, time travel

    9. Ana Hilda (19 months ago | reply)

      Amazing!

    10. BlueisCoool (15 months ago | reply)

      An amazing capture - congrats !

    11. zawaski (15 months ago | reply)

      awesome

    12. Éothain (13 months ago | reply)

      Wow

    13. ewueron (13 months ago | reply)

      at first glimpse i thought that was a skyscraper... beautiful concept...

    14. Yaroslav Gerzhedovich (12 months ago | reply)

      Somehow reminds me of René Magritte.

    15. jodes3011 (6 months ago | reply)

      does anyone know where I can purchase a copy of this photo?

    16. lf979883 (6 months ago | reply)

      No offence but there is ample information in the description - n y c muni photos can be printed for a nominal fee.

      www.nyc.gov/html/records/html/about/archives. shtml

      Look, the banner at the top of the webpageeven features this image

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