8 ½ x 6 ½. Rich tonality, overall clean, lightly bumped corners/edges. Pencil notations on verso. Is best known for his photographic series of images of burning. After the earthquake of 1906. However, he was quite active in the California Camera Club photographing landscapes and architecture, receiving several awards for his images as mentioned in The American Amateur Photographer. Examples of his work in. Can be found in Sunset, Volume IV, Nov. 1889 to April 1900 (a publication of the Southern Pacific Company). This is an unsigned print with penciled title on verso presumed in the artist’s hand. We are currently listing a diverse selection of photography and art. We cannot mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. And International government regulations prohibit this. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.