Photographer: Anonymous
Medium: Photographic Print
Copyright: Hulton Archive Suggested Frame: Classic Black Wood Description: People walk and ride carriages near the arch, covered in papier-mache wreaths, garlands of flowers, and American flags, in Washington Square Park during the celebration of the centennial of George Washington's inauguration, New York, New York, April 30, 1889. This arch, made of wood and plaster, was designed by architect Stanford White for the celebration, and the final marble version, also designed by White, was commissioned two days later. About Our Products: - Our Photographs - are hand crafted, using high quality state of the art color-layer paper that provide image stability for more than 100 years before any noticeable fading occurs.
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