Manfred Linus Kreiner - Jacqueline Kennedy — Parade inaugurale

MANFRED LINUS KREINER (1926–2005) Title: Jacqueline Kennedy — Inaugural Parade, Washington, D.C., January 20, 1961 DESCRIPTION: Elegant portrait of Jacqueline Kennedy, photographed on January 20, 1961 in Washington, D.C., the day John F. Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th President of the United States. The First Lady is photographed here from the presidential dais during the inaugural parade, in a composition particularly luminous that highlights her expression and the elegance of her attire. The archives of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library confirm Jacqueline Kennedy’s presence at the inaugural parade that day. DETAILS: Format: 13 × 19 cm (5.11 × 7.48 in.) Edition: open edition Paper: ILFORD Lustre, black and white, slightly satin finish Technology: black-and-white silver halide photographic paper GSM: 190 g/m² Source: print made from the original negative by Manfred Linus Kreiner Photographer’s stamp: affixed to the back Condition: Excellent AUTHENTICATION AND DOCUMENTATION: This photograph comes from the Manfred L. Kreiner photographic collection and is a print made from his original negative. DOCUMENTARY PORTFOLIO: The lot will be accompanied by a documentary portfolio dedicated to Manfred L. Kreiner, tracing his career, his history, and his photographic work around the Kennedy years. SUCCESSION AUTHORIZATION: This print is produced with the authorization of the Manfred L. Kreiner Archive estate. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: The photograph will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure its safety during transport. The photograph is ready to be framed. *Frame shown for illustration purposes. The frame is not included in the lot.

Estimación:€400

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