18"x18" PHILADELPHIA MUMMERS PARADE 1941, Sam Parris, with The Lobster Club - “Give us whisky, give us gin. Open the door and let us in!”

18"x18" PHILADELPHIA MUMMERS PARADE 1941, Sam Parris, with The Lobster Club - “Give us whisky, give us gin. Open the door and let us in!”By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. We are now offering several of our prints that started out as 24 x 24 inches square in three sizes. 24 x 24, 18 x 18 and 12 x 12. THIS print is 18" x 18". That said, don't fear the other sizes. They all have considerable visual 'pop' I'll have to frame up a 24x24 here and shoot it, just for the WOW factor. Yes, folks, The Mummers Parade is Philadelphia's amazing and often bizarre century old New Years

ready to defend our beloved Constitution from an enemy who might just as easily

but the cover of this one

The background is likely the Confederate flag

Fred Lammers

Though there have been many theories from both serious and armchair scholars over the years concerning who the model was for Gatsby in F

) and Ben Franklin's house was rethought and his museum was built

and consciously formatted to work with a 24 x 18 frame

At the very end of the 80s I had a medium size warehouse building next to my house that had been a Mr Softee garage before I rented it

From a series of original copperplate engravings by Johann Wilhelm Baur for a 1641 edition of the Ovidii Metamorphosis

walking hurriedly towards the waterfront

Dorothy and Allyne

crazy and alive