Robert Capa (1913–1954) - Barcelona, Spanish Civil War, c. 1938–1939 – Vintage Press Photo

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Robert Capa's original vintage gelatin-silver press photograph, Barcelona, Spanish Civil War, c. 1938–1939 – Vintage Press Photo, dated 1938, 15.5 × 10.5 cm, in original state with a stamped signature.

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Original vintage press photograph attributed to Robert Capa, showing a woman walking through a heavily bomb-damaged urban area during the Spanish Civil War.

The reverse bears the important period stamp “ATELIER R. CAPA – 37, Rue Froidevaux, Paris”, together with the stamp “Servicio Español de Información” and remains of an original typed press caption referring to aerial attacks and civilian casualties.

This Atelier R. Capa stamp is documented on period photographs from Capa’s Spanish Civil War work.

Capa was documented working in Barcelona in January 1939, photographing air raids, civilians, mobilization and refugees during the final phase of the conflict.

Photographer / attribution: Robert Capa / Atelier R. Capa
Period: Spanish Civil War, c. 1938–1939
Technique: vintage black-and-white press photograph
Size: 15 × 10.5 cm
Condition: period condition, with traces of removed labels and wear to the caption on the reverse, as can be seen.


This photograph represents not only an original work by one of the greatest photographers of the twentieth century, but also a rare surviving document from the conflict that defined Robert Capa's international reputation and forever transformed the visual language of war photography.

* Professional packaging, shipped via secured express courier.

* Note: The photographs in the description are a true reflection of the state of the image for sale.



Original vintage press photograph attributed to Robert Capa, showing a woman walking through a heavily bomb-damaged urban area during the Spanish Civil War.

The reverse bears the important period stamp “ATELIER R. CAPA – 37, Rue Froidevaux, Paris”, together with the stamp “Servicio Español de Información” and remains of an original typed press caption referring to aerial attacks and civilian casualties.

This Atelier R. Capa stamp is documented on period photographs from Capa’s Spanish Civil War work.

Capa was documented working in Barcelona in January 1939, photographing air raids, civilians, mobilization and refugees during the final phase of the conflict.

Photographer / attribution: Robert Capa / Atelier R. Capa
Period: Spanish Civil War, c. 1938–1939
Technique: vintage black-and-white press photograph
Size: 15 × 10.5 cm
Condition: period condition, with traces of removed labels and wear to the caption on the reverse, as can be seen.


This photograph represents not only an original work by one of the greatest photographers of the twentieth century, but also a rare surviving document from the conflict that defined Robert Capa's international reputation and forever transformed the visual language of war photography.

* Professional packaging, shipped via secured express courier.

* Note: The photographs in the description are a true reflection of the state of the image for sale.



Details

Date of print
1938
Artist
Robert Capa (1913–1954)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Barcelona, Spanish Civil War, c. 1938–1939 – Vintage Press Photo
Condition
Original State
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
15.5 cm
Width
10.5 cm
Signature
Stamped
Genre
Military and war
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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