mounted to Hi-Art Art Illustration Board, titled and numbered 'NE-L1g' and 'no. 583' in pencil on the reverse, 1937 (Conger 1137)

This print, on paper with a semi-glossy surface, is in generally excellent condition. In raking light, faint silvering is visible at its periphery, primarily in the dark areas. Tiny deposits of original retouching are visible overall. Upon very close examination are the following: a pin-point-sized impression that does not break the emulsion in the central cloud area; a 1/4-inch irregular-shaped scratch in the upper right quadrant, which may disturb the emulsion slightly; and a one-inch superficial scratch in the lower right corner. The print is mounted to off-white board. The corners of the mount are bumped or creased, and there is a small tear at the tip of the lower right corner. The reverse of the mount is lightly soiled.
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In addition to the print of this image in the Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, Conger locates only one other print: a Project Print in the Special Collections at the University of California, Santa Cruz.