Manfred Linuss Kreiner - John F. Kennedy — Départ de la tribune présidentielle lors du défilé inaugural, Washington D.C.,

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Manfred Linuss Kreiner’s 2019 photo print John F. Kennedy — Departure from the presidential tribune during the inaugural parade, Washington D.C., 24 × 33 cm, edition 3/75, stamped.

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Title:
John F. Kennedy — Departure from the presidential stand during the inaugural parade, Washington D.C., 1961

Key points:
John F. Kennedy — Presidential inauguration
January 20, 1961 — Washington D.C.
John F. Kennedy in his presidential Lincoln car
Departure from the presidential stand at the end of the inaugural parade
Next parade following the investiture ceremony of the 35th president of the United States
Presence of the official stand, the procession and the American flags
Photograph taken in Washington D.C.
Print from the original negative (estate of the succession)
Limited edition: 3/75
Format: 24 × 33 cm (9.45 × 13 in.)

Description:
Photograph taken January 20, 1961 in Washington D.C., at the end of John F. Kennedy's presidential inauguration parade.
Standing in the convertible Lincoln presidential limousine, the new president leaves the official stand at the end of the inaugural parade. The scene shows one of the last passes of the presidential procession before the stand, in an atmosphere still animated by the crowd, security services and official ceremonies.
Manfred Linus Kreiner presents here an iconic moment from the early hours of Kennedy's presidency, combining the presence of the new president with the historical atmosphere of this investiture day.
Print made from the original negative kept in the photographer's estate archives and authenticated by stamp on the back. Copy numbered 3/75.

Technical details:
Year (shot): 1961
Date: January 20, 1961
Location: Washington D.C., United States
Event: John F. Kennedy inaugural parade
Year of print: 2019
Technique: Piezography Pro print (14 inks)
Paper: Canson Infinity Photo Luster Premium RC Fine Art – 310 g/m²
Dimensions: 24 × 33 cm (9.45 × 13 in.)
Edition: 75 copies
Copy number: 3/75

Authentication:
Print authorized by the estate
Stamp on back
Manual numbering (3/75)

Condition:
Excellent condition — ready to be framed

A historic photograph of John F. Kennedy at the end of his inaugural parade, as he leaves the presidential stand in his open-top Lincoln. From the Manfred Linus Kreiner archives and printed from the original negative, this image captures the exceptional atmosphere surrounding the ascent to power of the 35th president of the United States.

Seller's Story

Original photographs / Paintings / Drawings / Sculptures / ... Contemporary Art expertise.
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Title:
John F. Kennedy — Departure from the presidential stand during the inaugural parade, Washington D.C., 1961

Key points:
John F. Kennedy — Presidential inauguration
January 20, 1961 — Washington D.C.
John F. Kennedy in his presidential Lincoln car
Departure from the presidential stand at the end of the inaugural parade
Next parade following the investiture ceremony of the 35th president of the United States
Presence of the official stand, the procession and the American flags
Photograph taken in Washington D.C.
Print from the original negative (estate of the succession)
Limited edition: 3/75
Format: 24 × 33 cm (9.45 × 13 in.)

Description:
Photograph taken January 20, 1961 in Washington D.C., at the end of John F. Kennedy's presidential inauguration parade.
Standing in the convertible Lincoln presidential limousine, the new president leaves the official stand at the end of the inaugural parade. The scene shows one of the last passes of the presidential procession before the stand, in an atmosphere still animated by the crowd, security services and official ceremonies.
Manfred Linus Kreiner presents here an iconic moment from the early hours of Kennedy's presidency, combining the presence of the new president with the historical atmosphere of this investiture day.
Print made from the original negative kept in the photographer's estate archives and authenticated by stamp on the back. Copy numbered 3/75.

Technical details:
Year (shot): 1961
Date: January 20, 1961
Location: Washington D.C., United States
Event: John F. Kennedy inaugural parade
Year of print: 2019
Technique: Piezography Pro print (14 inks)
Paper: Canson Infinity Photo Luster Premium RC Fine Art – 310 g/m²
Dimensions: 24 × 33 cm (9.45 × 13 in.)
Edition: 75 copies
Copy number: 3/75

Authentication:
Print authorized by the estate
Stamp on back
Manual numbering (3/75)

Condition:
Excellent condition — ready to be framed

A historic photograph of John F. Kennedy at the end of his inaugural parade, as he leaves the presidential stand in his open-top Lincoln. From the Manfred Linus Kreiner archives and printed from the original negative, this image captures the exceptional atmosphere surrounding the ascent to power of the 35th president of the United States.

Seller's Story

Original photographs / Paintings / Drawings / Sculptures / ... Contemporary Art expertise.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Date of print
2019
Artist
Manfred Linuss Kreiner
Sold by
Gallery
Title of artwork
John F. Kennedy — Départ de la tribune présidentielle lors du défilé inaugural, Washington D.C.,
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Other
Height
24 cm
Edition
3/75
Width
33 cm
Signature
Stamped
Genre
Photojournalism
BelgiumVerified
105
Objects sold
100%
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