Vintage San Francisco Chinatown Photograph as Home Wall Decor

Title: "Chinatown #2 Sing Chong Building" - This unique, wonderful vintage photo is from San Francisco, California captured by my late father-in-law Professor Jean Cazemajou in 1958. This is the Sing Chong building (also known as the Trade Mark building), topped by an ornamental corner pagoda, dominating the intersection of California Street and Grant Avenue in San Francisco's Chinatown. The building was was one of the first constructed in Chinatown after the great 1906 earthquake and fire, and helped create a new tourist and shopping mecca. It was designed by non-Chinese architects in a stereotyped Chinese-motif "Oriental" style. This picture is part of a book my wife Agnès and I are putting together with the working title "Midcentury Road Trip: Images from a French Family's American Adventure in the 1950s." This photograph represents my passion for heritage photography. The original photo by Jean is on a color film slide which I rescued and expertly scanned and restored with painstaking faith to the original. A black border surrounds the image, from the original slide frame. The art print, produced by hand by me, follows my principles of tender loving care outlined below. This artwork is available as an unframed art print. See "Production Method" below for details.

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