A striking black and white portrait of Langston Hughes captured in 1925 by Leon Underwood, reflecting the profound spirit of the Harlem Renaissance and inviting you to explore this historic piece for your collection.
A powerful historical scene of the 369th Infantry marching up Fifth Avenue captured by Leon Underwood in 1919 offers a poignant glimpse into early twentieth-century history that you can bring to your collection.
Leon Underwood’s ‘Belgian children made orphans by the war’ (1915) is a poignant stereoscopic photograph documenting wartime hardship. Explore this documentary piece & Underwood's style.
Leon Underwood’s ‘Temple of Olympian Zeus’ captures Athenian grandeur in a vintage stereoscopic photo. Explore this 1897 masterpiece – a unique blend of classical beauty & photographic innovation.
A poignant black and white photograph capturing a tender moment between a father and son in the Patras harbour from 1897 by Leon Underwood, offering a timeless glimpse into history for your private collection.
Leon Underwood’s Untitled (544) is a captivating marble sculpture of a female nude in contrapposto. Explore its realism, classical beauty & intricate details – a unique piece for art collectors.
