Ormond Gigli

digitial chromogenic print, mounted, signed, titled, dated, and editioned '18/100' in ink on the mount and on the reverse, framed, a Holden Luntz Gallery, Palm Beach, label on the reverse, 1960, printed later (Girls in the Windows, cover and p. 23)

This print is in generally excellent condition. The color is vibrant and saturated, with no apparent fading. The emulsion is folding back very slightly at the upper right corner of the image. The tip of the mount corners and part of the left edge are slightly creased. While the photographer has titled this work 'New York City' in the margin, he has titled it both 'Girls in the Windows' and 'New York City' on the reverse.
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