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Did you know that the New York Times has an impressive collection of historic images available as exhibition-quality fine art prints. When I saw the Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera photo in their archives, I was elated. It now graces my home, a moment caught in time from 1930 of one of my favorite artists, Frida Kahlo. The prints are created with Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl fiber-based paper, which resembles the look & feel of traditional silver-gelatin photo prints. Museums & galleries adhere to the same archival printing process for an enduring quality. I do also love the Edith Piaf photo (above left, but very pricey) and the pensive shot of Bob Dylan.
Did you know that the New York Times has an impressive collection of historic images available as exhibition-quality fine art prints. When I saw the Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera photo in their archives, I was elated. It now graces my home, a moment caught in time from 1930 of one of my favorite artists, Frida Kahlo. The prints are created with Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl fiber-based paper, which resembles the look & feel of traditional silver-gelatin photo prints. Museums & galleries adhere to the same archival printing process for an enduring quality. I do also love the Edith Piaf photo (above left, but very pricey) and the pensive shot of Bob Dylan.
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