Manfred Linus Kreiner - John F

MANFRED LINUS KREINER (1926–2005) Title: John F. and Jacqueline Kennedy — Presidential Escort, Washington D.C., January 20, 1961 DESCRIPTION: Historical photograph of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy aboard the presidential limousine in Washington D.C., on January 20, 1961, the day of John F. Kennedy’s inauguration as the 35th President of the United States. The presidential couple appears aboard the official limousine, still with its hood up, within the imposing procession of vehicles that accompanies this historic day. The wet roadway, the coats of the attendees, and the closed car bear witness to the winter conditions of that January morning in Washington. The photograph offers a remarkable view of the presidential procession and the limousine bearing the flags of the United States and the presidency, a few hours before the major ceremonies marking the start of Kennedy’s presidency. DETAILS: Format: 13 × 19 cm (5.12 × 7.48 in.) Edition: open edition Paper: ILFORD Lustre, black and white, slightly satin finish Technology: black and white silver halide photographic paper Basis weight: 190 g/m² Source: print made from Manfred Linus Kreiner’s original negative Condition: Excellent AUTHENTICATION AND DOCUMENTATION: This photograph originates from the Manfred Kreiner photographic collection and is a print made from his original negative. The Manfred Kreiner seal is affixed to the back of the photograph. DOCUMENTARY PORTFOLIO: The lot will be accompanied by a portfolio devoted to Manfred Kreiner, recounting his career, his history and his photographic work around the Kennedy years. SUCCESSION AUTHORIZATION: This print is produced with the authorization of the Manfred Kreiner Archive succession. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: The photograph will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure its safety during transport. The photograph is ready to be framed. *Frame shown for illustration purposes. The frame is not included in the lot."

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