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Sarah Vaughan, c. Aug 1946 by William P. Gottlieb is a documentary black-and-white photograph associated with the 20th century. The work centers on a human subject identified by the title, giving the image the immediacy and character of portraiture or observed everyday life. Gottlieb documented the golden age of American jazz, creating intimate black-and-white portraits of influential musicians in clubs, studios and performance settings.
Offered as affordable reproduction wall art, this image can create a distinctive focal point in a living room, office, study, hallway or gallery wall. Its monochrome tonal range works well with modern, industrial, minimalist, vintage and gallery-wall interiors, while giving collectors and art lovers an accessible way to enjoy the work of William P. Gottlieb.




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