Manfred Linus Kreiner - Jacqueline Kennedy et le président Adolfo López Mateos — Mexique, 29 juin 1962

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Manfred Linus Kreiner, Jacqueline Kennedy et le président Adolfo López Mateos — Mexique, 29 June 1962, print 2019, edition 2/75, in superb condition.

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MANFRED LINUS KREINER (1926–2005)

Title: Jacqueline Kennedy and President Adolfo López Mateos — Mexico, June 29, 1962

DESCRIPTION:
Magnificent photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy alongside Mexican President Adolfo López Mateos, taken in Mexico City on June 29, 1962, during the official visit of President John F. Kennedy and his wife to Mexico.
Jacqueline Kennedy appears smiling and elegant beside President López Mateos, in an official moment captured naturally by Manfred Linus Kreiner.
The Kennedy visit to Mexico took place from June 29 to July 1, 1962 and is one of the important diplomatic visits of the Kennedy presidency in Latin America.
A historic photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy and President Adolfo López Mateos during the Kennedy visit to Mexico in 1962. This photograph is part of a rarely distributed photographic corpus, little shown to the general public.

DETAILS:
Format: 18.5 × 28 cm / 7.28 × 11.02 in
Edition: 2/75
Technique: Piezochrome Pro
Printing: process using 14 different inks
Paper: Canson Infinity Photo Gloss Premium RC Fine Art, 310 g/m²
Type: black and white photograph
Source: print made from Manfred Linus Kreiner’s original negative
Artist stamp: affixed to the back
Condition: Excellent
Presentation: ready to be framed

AUTHENTICATION AND DOCUMENTATION:
This photograph comes from the Manfred Linus Kreiner photographic archive and is a print made from his original negative.
The artist’s stamp is affixed to the back of the photograph.

DOCUMENTARY PORTFOLIO:
The lot will be accompanied by a documentary portfolio devoted to Manfred Linus Kreiner, recounting his career, his history and his photographic work, notably around the Kennedy years, illustrating his oeuvre through a selection of photographs.

SUCCESSION AUTHORIZATION:
This print is produced with the authorization of the Manfred Linus Kreiner Archive succession, manager of Manfred Linus Kreiner’s photographic archives.

LIMITED EDITION:
This photograph belongs to a limited edition of 75 copies.
Numbering available upon acquisition: 2/75.

CONDITION:
The photograph is in excellent condition, with no apparent damage, and is ready to be framed.

PACKAGING AND SHIPPING:
The photograph will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure its safety during transport.
It will be shipped in packaging suitable for art photographs and collectible prints.

Seller's Story

Original photographs / Paintings / Drawings / Sculptures / ... Contemporary Art expertise.
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MANFRED LINUS KREINER (1926–2005)

Title: Jacqueline Kennedy and President Adolfo López Mateos — Mexico, June 29, 1962

DESCRIPTION:
Magnificent photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy alongside Mexican President Adolfo López Mateos, taken in Mexico City on June 29, 1962, during the official visit of President John F. Kennedy and his wife to Mexico.
Jacqueline Kennedy appears smiling and elegant beside President López Mateos, in an official moment captured naturally by Manfred Linus Kreiner.
The Kennedy visit to Mexico took place from June 29 to July 1, 1962 and is one of the important diplomatic visits of the Kennedy presidency in Latin America.
A historic photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy and President Adolfo López Mateos during the Kennedy visit to Mexico in 1962. This photograph is part of a rarely distributed photographic corpus, little shown to the general public.

DETAILS:
Format: 18.5 × 28 cm / 7.28 × 11.02 in
Edition: 2/75
Technique: Piezochrome Pro
Printing: process using 14 different inks
Paper: Canson Infinity Photo Gloss Premium RC Fine Art, 310 g/m²
Type: black and white photograph
Source: print made from Manfred Linus Kreiner’s original negative
Artist stamp: affixed to the back
Condition: Excellent
Presentation: ready to be framed

AUTHENTICATION AND DOCUMENTATION:
This photograph comes from the Manfred Linus Kreiner photographic archive and is a print made from his original negative.
The artist’s stamp is affixed to the back of the photograph.

DOCUMENTARY PORTFOLIO:
The lot will be accompanied by a documentary portfolio devoted to Manfred Linus Kreiner, recounting his career, his history and his photographic work, notably around the Kennedy years, illustrating his oeuvre through a selection of photographs.

SUCCESSION AUTHORIZATION:
This print is produced with the authorization of the Manfred Linus Kreiner Archive succession, manager of Manfred Linus Kreiner’s photographic archives.

LIMITED EDITION:
This photograph belongs to a limited edition of 75 copies.
Numbering available upon acquisition: 2/75.

CONDITION:
The photograph is in excellent condition, with no apparent damage, and is ready to be framed.

PACKAGING AND SHIPPING:
The photograph will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure its safety during transport.
It will be shipped in packaging suitable for art photographs and collectible prints.

Seller's Story

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

Details

Date of print
2019
Artist
Manfred Linus Kreiner
Sold by
Gallery
Title of artwork
Jacqueline Kennedy et le président Adolfo López Mateos — Mexique, 29 juin 1962
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Other
Height
18.5 cm
Edition
2/75
Width
28 cm
Signature
Stamped
Genre
Photojournalism
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Objects sold
100%
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