Welcome \ Los Angeles 2009 \ Limited Edition Photograph

Sometime in the early 1950s, Arthur Miller went to Hollywood to develop a movie with Elia Kazan, who took him out to a bar with an actress named Marilyn Monroe – changing Miller’s life. But this was not just any bar, this was the bar where F. Scott Fitzgerald and Hemingway drank and where Humphrey Bogart lounged. It was a popular cabaret at the Roosevelt Hotel in the heart of Hollywood called Cinegrill. Cinegrill originally opened in 1936 and enjoyed a long run as an A-list hot spot before slowly fading from prominence and eventually closing in the early ‘00s. The bright, bold neon encrusted sign that led revellers to this historic hangout outlasted the club, standing at Hollywood Boulevard and Orange until 2009 when “Welcome” was snapped. Peeling, fading and warn it showed its age, but was still magnificent and serving its new purpose of welcoming travellers to the reinvigorated Roosevelt. This photo was one of the last of its kind to capture the raw original beauty of this enduring landmark before it was retrofitted for “new” Hollywood with an oh-so-fitting oversized LED screen flashing insurance ads to passers-by. - All prints are printed on high-quality archival cotton rag fine art paper with a 2.3 inch white border. Each print is limited edition certified and shipped rolled. Though some grain and blur may be present due to the unique properties of these works, all prints are reproduced at high resolution to reduce any irregularities. Imperfection in hand-held street photography is why we love it! Image Size 59x39in (150x100cm) \ Paper Size 63.7x44in (162x112cm) Edition of 75 Price my increase as limited edition run closes.

Photography:Color on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:50

Size:63.8 W x 44.1 H x 0.1 D in

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