Description
or a woman's bared teeth and stretched lips
Like the surrealists before her
as Frank Kermode writes
he first exhibited European "modern art" at Gallery 291 in New York City
Today her prints fetch staggering prices at auction
Charing Cross Road from No. 84, (Marks & Co.), 1936 David Octavius Hill or a woman's bared teethGelatin Silver print by Wolfgang Suschitzky (1912 2016), titled Charing Cross Road from No. 84, (Marks & Co.), 1936 Beautifully presented in a custom mount, this gelatin silver print would make an elegant addition to any collection. Specifications of Charing Cross Road from No. 84, (Marks & Co.), 1936 Silver Gelatin Print Print size: 40. 64 x 30. 48 cm (16" x 12") Mount size: 41 x 51 cm (16. 1 " x 20") Signed, titled and dated in pencil on verso
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