Colorized by Jordan J. Lloyd
based on an original negative nitrate by Dorothea Lange
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• Colorized giclée art print
• Printed on museum-grade archival stock
• Ships in a Tube
ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH
Taken May 1937, Tombstone, Arizona, United States
(Library of Congress)
"Travellers pass by the Boothill Graveyard, where over two hundred outlaws lay interred - victims or perpetrators of suicides, shootings, hangings. “Boothill” gets its name from the number of men who died in violent circumstances wearing their boots, adding to its considerable reputation of being one of the most dangerous places in the wild west. Amongst the dead are characters bearing names such as Jesse ‘Three Fingered Jack’(a train robber left to die by his friends in a shootout) Dunlap, Geo. Johnson (hanged by mistake over a horse) and Lester Moore, (died in a shootout over a package) whose memorable marker reads, ‘Here lies Lester Moore, four slugs from a .44, no Les no more’."
– Jordan J. Lloyd
Original Caption
"Sign entering Tombstone, Arizona."
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" × 16" (30.5 × 40.6 cm)
XL – 24" × 32" (61 × 81.3 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.