Intersection of 1600 E 2nd St and 600 S Mitchell St
Photograph on paper, matted and framed • Unknown amateur or commercial photographer; possibly a local decorative print
Style & Movement
Urban Realism / Contemporary Street Photography
Medium & Technique
Digital or film photography, likely printed via inkjet or laser process on semi-gloss or matte photographic paper
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st century (c. 1990-2020)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 8x10 inches (image), 11x14 inches (frame); Landscape orientation
Subject Description
A low-angle shot of two intersecting street signs (2nd St and Mitchell St) above a partially visible stop sign against a cloudy sky. The composition utilizes a diagonal perspective to create a sense of scale and urban geography.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good; the print appears stable within the mount with no visible fading or water damage
Estimated Market Value
$10 - $30 USD
Auction Estimate
$5 - $15 USD (minimal resale value as decorative art)
Provenance History
Likely purchased from a retail decor outlet or a local fair; no visible signatures or gallery labels are present to indicate professional artist provenance
Art Historical Significance
Low; the work serves primarily as decorative or sentimental local interest rather than a significant contribution to the history of photography
Notable Features
The high-contrast, desaturated color palette gives it a pseudo-noir or classic urban aesthetic; modern metallic-finish frame with a linen-texture pattern.
Condition Issues
Slight dust accumulation under the glass; minor scuffing on the plastic/wood composite frame silver finish
Conservation Recommendations
Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent UV fading; ensure the backing is acid-free if long-term preservation is desired