Man Ray (Emmanuel Radinski)
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"Man Ray In His Workshop", Rare Proof Photo From The U.S.I.S. Archives Along With A Proof Of A Print Featuring The "Merry Wives Of Windsor" Image Of Man Ray,Price on Request Most works are on-hand and ready for immediate shipment. All works have been inspected and researched by gallery staff. All works come with a detailed research report and guarantee of authenticity. To see the certificate of authenticity for this work click on "see COA" button above. For additional warranty information click (see warranty information). Many works are presented in attractive frames
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- Condition:In generally good condition with handling soft creases and some stains verso (see photos).
- Sheet: 8 3/4 by 6 1/2 in. (21 x 25 cm.)
- References:
Recorded and illustrated at https://picryl.com/media/man-ray-in-his-workshop-0d1d1b- Framing: offered unframed
- Note:This image is recorded in the link above along with others from the series featuring Man Ray. The original photo was cut down a bit to fit the format of the eventual release publication.
U.S.I.S operated European field offices for the United States Information Agency after World War II.
"The U.S.I.S. has done a very effective job since the end of World War II of making French intellectuals aware of the great scope of American artistic, scientific and educational achievements..."(N.Y. Times July 5, 1964)
This appears to be a proof for one of the releases of the U.S.I.S. which from time to time produced images of American artists. The original photographs are now in the National Archives. The proof appears to have been approved by the signature of "Man Ray" as pointed out by the red arrows.Also included isapparently a proof for a Post Card with the image "Merry Wives of Windsor". The stamp of the Paris publisher, Mandel, is on the back. It is 4 x 5 inches. - Sheet: 8 3/4 by 6 1/2 in. (21 x 25 cm.)