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Image Not Available for The Latest Vogue. Here the camera shows the skyline of Manhattan reflected in a pair of sunglasses.
The Latest Vogue. Here the camera shows the skyline of Manhattan reflected in a pair of sunglasses.
Image Not Available for The Latest Vogue. Here the camera shows the skyline of Manhattan reflected in a pair of sunglasses.

The Latest Vogue. Here the camera shows the skyline of Manhattan reflected in a pair of sunglasses.

Creator Alfred Eisenstaedt (American, 1898 - 1995)
Datec. 1936
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 25.4 × 20.6 cm (10 × 8 1/8 in.)
Mat: 45.7 × 35.6 cm (18 × 14 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
    Object number2002/5005
    Location
    • Gallery 128 Edmond G. Odette Family Gallery

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    Image Not Available for 20,000 pairs of sunglasses were sold in the U.S. last year. Coloured glasses of ground glass with white rims, best in grays and shades of green and blue, tone down all light.
    20,000 pairs of sunglasses were sold in the U.S. last year. Coloured glasses of ground glass with white rims, best in grays and shades of green and blue, tone down all light.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    c. 1936
    Photograph
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    The Father shows how the trumpet is played.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1931
    Photograph
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    The doctor of the Institute shows what districts have to be examined.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1934
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Like all American cities, Reno, Nevada has great local pride as this municipal gate sign shows.
    Like all American cities, Reno, Nevada has great local pride as this municipal gate sign shows.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The Aquarian Society, Berlin: Every good German had an aquarium with tropical fish. This picture shows the Berlin meeting being addressed.
    The Aquarian Society, Berlin: Every good German had an aquarium with tropical fish. This picture shows the Berlin meeting being addressed.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1931
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Members of Queen Mary's galley staff get a glimpse of the New York skyline as the liner enters the harbour. This group is responsible for feeding the ship's 3,000 passengers and crew.
    Members of Queen Mary's galley staff get a glimpse of the New York skyline as the liner enters the harbour. This group is responsible for feeding the ship's 3,000 passengers and crew.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1936
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Polaroid's unbreakable glasses, best for skiing and fishing, protect from reflected light, as glare on water and snow.
    Polaroid's unbreakable glasses, best for skiing and fishing, protect from reflected light, as glare on water and snow.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    c. 1936
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Designer Nicolas Benois, the latest designer of La Scala in Milan, Italy.
    Designer Nicolas Benois, the latest designer of La Scala in Milan, Italy.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1934
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Two Pairs
    Two Pairs
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The Apollo/Saturn launch towers at Cape Kennedy reflected in the Ray-Ban sunglasses of helmetted Bendix worker.
    The Apollo/Saturn launch towers at Cape Kennedy reflected in the Ray-Ban sunglasses of helmetted Bendix worker.
    Henry W McAllister
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    Image Not Available for Reno's main street - Virginia Street. Many celebrities are seen here getting divorces.
    Reno's main street - Virginia Street. Many celebrities are seen here getting divorces.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Cotton picking is the largest single annual job performed in the U.S. At th end of every summer some 9 million hands pick, gin, and bale 6 million pounds of cotton valued at 700 million dollars. Here a worker inserts the strips that bind the bales.
    Cotton picking is the largest single annual job performed in the U.S. At th end of every summer some 9 million hands pick, gin, and bale 6 million pounds of cotton valued at 700 million dollars. Here a worker inserts the strips that bind the bales.
    Alfred Eisenstaedt
    1930s
    Photograph
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