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Barclay Vesey Building New York City 1927 Babylonian Skyscraper Photo

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Barclay Vesey Building New York City 1927 Babylonian Skyscraper Photo
© L'Illustration
Published in L'Illustration in 1927, this clipping documents the Barclay-Vesey Building in New York City, described as a Babylonian-style skyscraper — an original period print recording a landmark of interwar architecture.
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28 x 39 cm ·11 x 15.4"
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Year
1927
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Condition
Near Mint / Mint
Item #
E34-27224
New York City

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