Early 1900s Boxers from Dana Studio. Package of 5 notecards. 5"x7" images.
The charm of early Twentieth Century is undeniable, and with modern colorization techniques, these images of people who have long departed the Earth come back to life in surprising ways. This is a collection of boxing images from the prominent early 20th Century photographer Charles Percy Dana (4 images from Dana and one from an unnamed photographer clearly influenced by Dana’s style). These 5 x 7 inch notecards are printed on high quality acid free paper, using archival quality pigment inks. This is the technique often called “giclée.”
The package includes acid free interleaf tissues, envelopes and four corner mounting brackets for use in framing. The envelopes are meant for storage and for mounting purposes, not for mailing. The cards fit easily into standard size frames with appropriate mats (available in hobby craft stores) with an opening for 5 x 7 inch images. An example of a framed image is shown here. Give a unique gift with these beautiful images.
The charm of early Twentieth Century is undeniable, and with modern colorization techniques, these images of people who have long departed the Earth come back to life in surprising ways. This is a collection of boxing images from the prominent early 20th Century photographer Charles Percy Dana (4 images from Dana and one from an unnamed photographer clearly influenced by Dana’s style). These 5 x 7 inch notecards are printed on high quality acid free paper, using archival quality pigment inks. This is the technique often called “giclée.”
The package includes acid free interleaf tissues, envelopes and four corner mounting brackets for use in framing. The envelopes are meant for storage and for mounting purposes, not for mailing. The cards fit easily into standard size frames with appropriate mats (available in hobby craft stores) with an opening for 5 x 7 inch images. An example of a framed image is shown here. Give a unique gift with these beautiful images.
The charm of early Twentieth Century is undeniable, and with modern colorization techniques, these images of people who have long departed the Earth come back to life in surprising ways. This is a collection of boxing images from the prominent early 20th Century photographer Charles Percy Dana (4 images from Dana and one from an unnamed photographer clearly influenced by Dana’s style). These 5 x 7 inch notecards are printed on high quality acid free paper, using archival quality pigment inks. This is the technique often called “giclée.”
The package includes acid free interleaf tissues, envelopes and four corner mounting brackets for use in framing. The envelopes are meant for storage and for mounting purposes, not for mailing. The cards fit easily into standard size frames with appropriate mats (available in hobby craft stores) with an opening for 5 x 7 inch images. An example of a framed image is shown here. Give a unique gift with these beautiful images.