Central Park South, New York

Ted Croner · 1948

Here we have Central Park South, New York — a photograph by the American artist Ted Croner, nineteen forty-eight. A gelatin silver print — the standard black-and-white photograph of the twentieth century, paper coated in gelatin holding light-sensitive silver, developed by hand in a tray. In the picture, look for the city street and the skyscraper.

Medium Gelatin silver print · Dimensions 10 15/16 × 13 3/4" (27.8 × 34.9 cm) · Credit Gift of the artist

Hanging beside it in Gallery 522: Napoleon in the Wilderness, Boxwood Noon

Works like this one elsewhere in the museum: Untitled photographs from an untitled album with a sonnet by Edwin Denby, Untitled photographs from an untitled album with a sonnet by Edwin Denby, Untitled photographs from an untitled album with a sonnet by Edwin Denby, New York, New York Series #22, Untitled photographs from an untitled album with a sonnet by Edwin Denby