Browning Photograph Collection 1918-1952 (bulk 1920-1938)

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Browning Photograph Collection 1918-1952 (bulk 1920-1938)

The Browning Collection consists primarily of photographs of interiors and exteriors of 1920s and 1930s New York buildings, including art deco theaters, hotels, skyscrapers, suburban residences, shops, and institutions. Also captured are Manhattan shoppers and window displays, Lower East Side peddlers, advertising sandwich boards, roof tops, Great Depression shanty towns and street life, dramatic skylines, night views, weather, sports, many types of transportation, and photomontages. Documents and ephemera in the collection relate to Irving Browning's professional career as a photographer and cinematographer.

7.0 Linear feet; (27 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6330520

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Empire State Building (New York, N.Y.)

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Earl Carroll Theatre.

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Mead, Margaret, 1901-1978

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Browning, Sam.

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Browning, Irving, 1895-1961.

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Irving Browning (1895-1961), a self-taught photographer and cinematographer, opened a commercial photograph studio in New York City in the early 1920s. Skilled in appealing portrayal of new buildings, Irving and his younger brother Sam photographed exteriors and interiors of art deco theaters, hotels, apartment buildings, and suburban residences. He was also noted for being a collector of autograph and historical artifacts. From the description of Autograph Collection, 1678-1966. (Ne...