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The Judgement of Paris
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The Judgement of Paris
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The Judgement of Paris

Artist Federico Castellón (American, born Spain, 1914 - 1971)
Datecirca 1947
ClassificationsPrint
Mediumetching
Dimensions5 x 3 7/8 in
Credit LineGift of Emil Arnold and Benjamin Weiss
Object number1967.1085
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The Judgement of Paris
The Judgement of Paris
Federico Castellón
circa 1947
Paris in the House
Paris in the House
Federico Castellón
circa 1946
The police officer and sweeper are reading the posters of the International Communist Party, Paris, France/ Voter in front of an election propaganda billboard for the "Parti Communiste Internationaliste"/ Elections to the Constituent National Assembly and Referendum (rejection of a first draft constitution), Paris, France, October 21, 1945
The police officer and sweeper are reading the posters of the International Communist Party, Paris, France/ Voter in front of an election propaganda billboard for the "Parti Communiste Internationaliste"/ Elections to the Constituent National Assembly and Referendum (rejection of a first draft constitution), Paris, France, October 21, 1945
Denise Bellon
1945
"She goes right on just as if Paris hadn't stabilized the neckline! Trouble is Paris can't police it."
"She goes right on just as if Paris hadn't stabilized the neckline! Trouble is Paris can't police it."
Alan Dunn
1960
Chairs of Paris, 1927, Paris
Chairs of Paris, 1927, Paris
André Kertész
1927, printed 1973
My First Photograph in Paris, Courtyard Off Rue Jacob, Paris, Sept. 1948
My First Photograph in Paris, Courtyard Off Rue Jacob, Paris, Sept. 1948
Todd Webb
1948
St. Nicholas du Chardonnet, Paris
St. Nicholas du Chardonnet, Paris
Robert Fulton Logan
1920
Paris (view of)
Paris (view of)
Alonzo C. Webb
c 1930
St. Severin, Paris
St. Severin, Paris
Robert Fulton Logan
1920
In the Bois, Paris - On the Champs Elysees
In the Bois, Paris - On the Champs Elysees
Joseph Pennell
c 1893
The Opera House, Paris (L' Opera)
The Opera House, Paris (L' Opera)
Louis Orr
circa 1910
Tramps Asleep (in Paris)
Tramps Asleep (in Paris)
Harry Wickey
1923
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