Colorized by Jordan J. Lloyd
based on an original safety negative by Russell Lee
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• Colorized giclée art print
• Printed on museum-grade archival stock
• Ships in a Tube
ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH
Taken June 1940, Pie Town, New Mexico, United States
(Library of Congress)
"This was a much more time-consuming photograph to finish, but I’m glad I did because there’s a tonne of great details to take in: the 1937 Plymouth P4 Sedan in the Santa Fe Trailways livery, Barnsdall Motor Fuel in the gas pumps (a G&B 176 and Wayne 615 pump respectively) and of course, the garish tobacco advertising from Camel, Prince Albert, George Washington and Granger, the last of which I managed to find from a genuine colour photograph from the same series by Russell Lee. The Coca-Cola sign to the right of the postmaster is actually a thermometer."
– Jordan J. Lloyd
Original Caption
"The stage which daily brings in mail, freight, express and passengers to Pie Town, New Mexico."
THE MAKING OF 'POSTMASTER OF PIE TOWN, 1940'
PRINT SIZES
Our prints come in three popular sizes so you can frame them yourself.
LISTED SIZES
M – 12”× 16” inches (30.5 × 40.6 cm)
L – 16”× 20” inches (40.6 × 50.8 cm)
XXL – 30”× 40” inches (76.2 × 101.6 cm)
PRINTED IMAGE SIZE
Please note that the Listed Sizes refer to the print stock which comes with a white border. The printed image sizes are:
M – 9 ½" × 12 ½" (24.1 × 31.8 cm)
L – 12 ½" × 16 ½" (31.8 × 42 cm)
XL – 26" × 34" (66 × 86 cm)
Please note that all giclée art prints are currently supplied unframed.
THE SMALL PRINT
Proudly printed by the Silverhill Press, an independent printer based in St–Leonards–On–Sea on the south coast of England. More information about our prints can be found here.
This is a derivative work. Photographs for illustration purposes only.