A private photograph of Seattle’s Union and 1st Ave in the 1920s that is not property of a museum collection. Developed in his basement darkroom, Hal Pearson snapped this antique large format black and white photograph of downtown Seattle in 1927.

The Graflex camera was used by many documentary photographers of the day. It supplied detail throughout the exposure.

Can you can spot the Smith Tower in the far distance?

Thin Black Frame with White Mat

Final frame size: 40.25" × 30.85"

Digital photo size: 33” x 23.6”

Mat style: White

Limited edition of 25

Frames are custom cut and hand-made by Framebridge, who ships the photograph to you ready to hang. Framebridge’s mouldings are made of solid wood with premium finishes, including acid-free materials and acrylic with UV protection. Each frame is inspected by their experts to ensure perfection before it is shipped out to you from their studios here in the United States. International shipping is not available at this time.

Printing is done on large-format Epson printers using Premium Luster or Matte paper. with archival inks. Luster paper is 260 gsm and matte paper is 192 gsm. Printing is included in the price of your frame.