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Image Not Available for Scandinavian painter, Hjalmar Sörenson proudly shows his work to Mr. Snyder. Mr. Snyder saw the work of art in a show room and liked it so much he bought it.
Scandinavian painter, Hjalmar Sörenson proudly shows his work to Mr. Snyder. Mr. Snyder saw the work of art in a show room and liked it so much he bought it.
Image Not Available for Scandinavian painter, Hjalmar Sörenson proudly shows his work to Mr. Snyder. Mr. Snyder saw the work of art in a show room and liked it so much he bought it.

Scandinavian painter, Hjalmar Sörenson proudly shows his work to Mr. Snyder. Mr. Snyder saw the work of art in a show room and liked it so much he bought it.

Creator Unknown
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 16.5 x 23.8 cm (6 1/2 x 9 3/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/2553
Category
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Scandinavian painter Hjalmar Sörenson takes a finished pictures to the head of the Art Institute.
Scandinavian painter Hjalmar Sörenson takes a finished pictures to the head of the Art Institute.
Unknown
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The young Dusseldorfer painter, Robert Pudlich, shows in the exhibits stronger and stronger. In his work, a piece of romanticism lives.
The young Dusseldorfer painter, Robert Pudlich, shows in the exhibits stronger and stronger. In his work, a piece of romanticism lives.
Deutscher Verlag
1943
Photograph
Image Not Available for The owner of the horses proudly shows the other passengers ribbons and medals won by his horses in earlier tournaments.
The owner of the horses proudly shows the other passengers ribbons and medals won by his horses in earlier tournaments.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Edith Evans Asbury (née Snyder) , [journalist]
Edith Evans Asbury (née Snyder) , [journalist]
Arnold Newman
December 6, 1956
Photograph
Image Not Available for Fokker shows the craftsmen how he wishes the ski-sled to work.
Fokker shows the craftsmen how he wishes the ski-sled to work.
Associated Press of Berlin
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The new door of Lübeck town hall is a work of art. Lübeck town hall has received a crafted door, fixed to the entrance below the arcades. This fine piece of metalwork shows all the tools of the trade.
The new door of Lübeck town hall is a work of art. Lübeck town hall has received a crafted door, fixed to the entrance below the arcades. This fine piece of metalwork shows all the tools of the trade.
Associated Press of Berlin
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for A Japanese girl proudly shows the two salmon fish she caught recently in Miyako Bay.
A Japanese girl proudly shows the two salmon fish she caught recently in Miyako Bay.
Associated Press of Berlin
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for A clogmaker proudly shows a beautiful handpainted clog.
A clogmaker proudly shows a beautiful handpainted clog.
Weil van der Randen
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The planter proudly shows the newly harvested bunch of bananas to the plantation visitors.
The planter proudly shows the newly harvested bunch of bananas to the plantation visitors.
Walter/Lueders Süssmann
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mr. Lambert's work, "The Narcisis" combines nature and modern art in entirely new terms. He is one of the few sculptors who cut their own marble after entirely original designs.
Mr. Lambert's work, "The Narcisis" combines nature and modern art in entirely new terms. He is one of the few sculptors who cut their own marble after entirely original designs.
Associated Press, German
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Contortionist Kurt Heinke shows why he is the winner in the aerial acrobatics competition. His closest competitor was
Contortionist Kurt Heinke shows why he is the winner in the aerial acrobatics competition. His closest competitor was
Transatlantic Photo
1942
Photograph
Image Not Available for A gentleman shows his friend that hanging shirts on the line is an art form.
A gentleman shows his friend that hanging shirts on the line is an art form.
L. Blok
1930s
Photograph
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