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Berenice Abbott, LOWER EAST SIDE: Rope Store, South Street and James Slip, Manhattan, February 5, 1936
Berenice Abbott, LOWER EAST SIDE: Rope Store, South Street and James Slip, Manhattan, February 5, 1936

Berenice Abbott

LOWER EAST SIDE: Rope Store, South Street and James Slip, Manhattan, February 5, 1936
Silver gelatin print. Vintage
8 x 10 inches
Titled, and dated with annotations in pencil, and artist stamp verso
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