The Mythic City: Photographs Of New York By Samuel H. Gottscho, 19251940

The Mythic City: Photographs Of New York By Samuel H. Gottscho, 19251940

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During the late 1920s and 1930s, as photography was establishing a firmer monopoly on the visual documentation of the built landscape, architectural photographer Samuel H. Gottscho created a nowclassic portrait of New York City as the quintessential modern metropolis. Silhouetting Manhattan's new skyscrapers, celebrated buildingssuch as theAmerican Radiator Building and Rockefeller Centerand signature skyline with a vision uniquely his own, Gottscho carefully embraced the tenuous line between the documentary and the artistic in photography and shaped a New York City through his lens that was distinctly Gottscho, yet unquestionably New York City.

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