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James Van Der Zee

Fashion

1925

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Fashion

James Van Der Zee

Fashion

James Van Der Zee

Fashion

1925

Physical Qualities Gelatin silver print, Sheet: 87 x 140 mm. (3 7/16 x 5 1/2 in.) Image: 82 x 118 mm. (3 1/4 x 4 5/8 in.)
Credit Line Gift of George H. Dalsheimer, Baltimore
Object Number 1998.254
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 1998; George H. Dalsheimer, Baltimore

Inscribed: IMAGE: LLQ, white ink, 'Van Der Zee'. MAT: LRQ, in artist's hand in graphite (diagonally), 'James Van Der Zee/NYC/ 1926'. VERSO: URQ, sticker '2-V-23'; LC, sticker, 'Fashion 1-P-39-0/1928'; sticker, 'James Van Der Zee Institute All Rights Reserved 39 P5'

Artist

James Van Der Zee

1885–1982

American, 1886-1983
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
MRS. JAMES VAN DER ZEE
James Van Der Zee
Mrs. James Van Der Zee
1917
SKETCHES OF A MONK, A DOG, MAN ON A DONKEY, WOMAN WITH FASHIONABLE HAIRDO, CHLIDREN PLAYING WITH A CART, AND A PEASANT WOMAN
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps, Lemercier, and others
Sketches of a monk, a dog, man on a donkey, woman with fashionable hairdo, chlidren playing with a cart, and a peasant woman
1828–1829
Untitled
James Van Der Zee
Untitled
1946
A FASHIONABLE DRESSCOAT. - MONSIEUR, I ASSURE YOU THAT THIS SUIT IS VERY BECOMING!.... - YES, BOTH BECOMING AND ECONOMICAL.... WITH A JACKET LIKE THIS, ONE COULD VERY WELL ANSWER THE DOOR AND BE TAKEN FOR ONE'S OWN SERVANT!
Honoré Daumier
A fashionable dresscoat. - Monsieur, I assure you that this suit is very becoming!.... - Yes, both becoming and economical.... with a jacket like this, one could very well answer the door and be taken for one's own servant!
1844
DADDY GRACE, HARLEM, 1938
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
Daddy Grace, Harlem, 1938
1937–1973
Jean-Antoine Watteau
From the series "Figures of Fashion (Figures de Mode)"
1709–1733
THE HEIRESS, HARLEM, 1938
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
The Heiress, Harlem, 1938
1937–1973
FASHION PICTURE: WOMAN IN A CAFE. FOR VOGUE MAGAZINE.
Remie Lohse
Fashion Picture: Woman in a Cafe. For Vogue Magazine.
1935
COUPLE, HARLEM, 1932
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
Couple, Harlem, 1932
1931–1973
PORTRAIT OF TWO BROTHERS AND THEIR SISTER, 1931
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
Portrait of Two Brothers and Their Sister, 1931
1930–1973
ATLANTIC CITY, 1930
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
Atlantic City, 1930
1929–1973
BLACK JEWS, HARLEM, 1929
James Van Der Zee and Graphics International, Ltd., in cooperation with the Van DerZee Institute, New York
Black Jews, Harlem, 1929
1928–1973