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Artist: Joseph Consavela
Vintage Silver Gelatin Photograph - Provence Market
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of two women shoppers crossing paths at the entrance to the farmers market of Beausoleil on the French...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Silver Gelatin

Vintage French Silver Gelatin Photograph - Boats
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a docked boat reflecting on the smooth surface of the water by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph C...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Silver Gelatin

Provence Procession
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a large procession trailing up Le Chemin des Croix by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, circa 1930. Original vintage artwork...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Silver Gelatin

Vintage French Silver Gelatin Photograph - Nice, Riviera
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photo of the Promenade des Anglais on the French Riviera featuring Hotel Ruhl in Nice, France by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, circa 1930. Original vintage...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Photographic Paper, Silver Gelatin

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Band, Silver Gelatin Photo
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a large brass band playing outdoors by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, circa 1930. Original vintage artwork...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Fishing and Boat
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a boy fishing by a small boat while a man in uniform looks on by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, circa 1930. Original vintage ...
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Silver Gelatin

Vintage Silver Gelatin Photo
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a small group of people relaxing in deck chairs at the beach with their canine companion by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, cir...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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French Silver Gelatin Photograph - Boats
By Joseph Consavela
Located in Houston, TX
Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of three boats drifting in a glassy smooth body of water by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consave...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Silver Gelatin

Vintage French Silver Gelatin Photograph
By Joseph Consavela
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Vintage French silver gelatin photograph of a large brass ban playing outdoors by Monte Carlo photographer Joseph Consavela, circa 1930. ...
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1930s Other Art Style Joseph Consavela Art

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Silver Gelatin

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