SAVE ME AS YOUR FAVORITE ART AND ANTIQUES DEALER. LIFETIME COLLECTOR LISTING NEW ITEMS EVERYDAY. Overview : SIGNED WITH HAINES EMBOSSED STAMP BOTTOM RIGHT. OVER 100 YEARS OLD. ORIGINAL DOYLE WOOD FRAME. FRAME LIP COVERS SIGNATURE. I REMOVED FROM FRAME TO TAKE CLOSE UPS. AS SHOWN IN GREAT CONDITION. THERE ARE PHOTOS IN NATURAL SUN LIGHT. THEN WITH ADDED GLASS. AND LAST INSIDE NATURE LIGHT WITH GLASS. IMAGE SIZE 8.2 BY 13 INCHES. FRAMED 10 BY 14.5 INCHES. William Amos Haines was born on November 2, 1881 in New York. He married Florance Kepple in 1905. This same year he began making panoramas in Conneaut, Ohio. Together he and his wife traveled the eastern coast of the United States in a teardrop trailer making panoramas. While traveling William sent negatives back to his father, De Forest Haines in Conneaut to be made into prints. Unfortunately, many of these negatives were lost or destroyed. In 1914, Haines and his wife moved to Glendale, California. Haines begins to focus on west coast subject matter after moving but he continued to travel photographing national parks and landmarks, as well as municipal buildings and cities. Haines retired from traveling in 1935. William Amos Haines passed away in 1955 at the age of 76. The California Museum of Photography’s William Amos Haines Collection c. While Haines took many photographs of landmarks, tourist destinations, and landscapes on the East coast and Midwestern United States, the bulk of the subject matter is of the American West. This collection of panoramas focuses predominantly on national parks, beaches and popular tourist destinations. Haines also photographed many of the West’s growing cities with particular attention paid to municipal buildings and birdseye views of urban areas. LISTED: Online Archive of California, California Museum of Photography. MY PRICE IS BASED ON MANY THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED. HOW MUCH I LIKE IT. ITEMS SIMILAR BY THE ARTIST CURRENTLY FOR SALE BY A REPUTABLE DEALER IF ANY. MY TIME AND WHAT I PAID TO OWN IT. I WRAP THINGS WITH BOARD LAYERS AND BUBBLE WRAP. THEN CUT TO FIT BOX.
