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Jon Henry 1965 Vintage 120 Slide Cafe Wha Club Neon Multi-Exposure NYC Dylan Era For Sale
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Jon Henry 1965 Vintage 120 Slide Cafe Wha Club Neon Multi-Exposure NYC Dylan Era:
$49.00
- Original Jon Henry 1965 Vintage 120 Medium Format Slide – Cafe Wha?, Greenwich Village NYCUp for sale or sale is a rare, authentic original 120 medium format photo slide captured by artist Jon Henry. This monumental piece of Greenwich Village history features a striking, stylized multi-exposure shot of the legendary Cafe Wha? at 115 MacDougal Street.As the absolute epicenter of the 1960s counterculture explosion, Cafe Wha? served as the launching pad for iconic figures like Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Richard Pryor, and countless others. Henry's intricate framing creatively layers the club's distinctive signage alongside vintage street features and a marquee promoting "Avant Garde Experimental Films." The physical mount includes a clean "JON HENRY" artist stamp and a clear, original factory stamp dating the piece to AUG 65N (August 1965).Item Specifics & Details:
- Photographer/Artist: Jon Henry (stamped on the lower margin of the mount)
- Subject: Cafe Wha? Signage & Street Scene Multi-Exposure (MacDougal St, Greenwich Village, NYC)
- Media Type: 120 Medium Format Transparency Slide
- Date Captured: August 1965 (Stamped AUG 65N)
- Country of Manufacture: Made in U.S.A.
ABOUT THE ARTIST & PROVENANCEThis original transparency comes directly from the historic estate collection of Jon Henry (1916–1990).Jon Henry was a prominent mid-century American commercial artist, illustrator, photographer, and fine art printmaker. Renowned for his distinct woodblock prints, collages, and abstract designs, he was an active figure in the mid-century modern art scene. His career spanned across high-profile advertising illustration and the music industry, where he designed iconic, abstract jazz album covers and collaborated alongside influential New York School contemporary artists.Beyond his graphic art, Henry was a dedicated street photographer. He used premium Kodak Ektachrome film to document the gritty, vibrant, and atmospheric nightlife of major global cities. Because he did not mass-produce duplicates of his personal street photography, this transparency is a genuine, one-of-a-kind (OOAK) artifact capturing a unique moment in mid-century history through an artist’s lens.Condition Report:- Vintage / As-Is Condition: Found in its original, untouched state from a private estate archive.
- Surface: Features a vintage film patina with light ambient surface dust/grime accumulated over decades.
- Note to Collectors: No cleaning, chemical wipes, or restoration have been attempted to protect the original film layers. Cleaning is left safely to the discretion of the buyer..
- Cardboard Mount: The mount is structurally sound with standard vintage aging and light shelf wear consistent with an authentic piece.
- Measurements 2 1/4" x 2 1/4"
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