Ted Williams “Maxwell Street, Chicago, 1962” gelatin silver photograph, signed on mount, framed

Overview Iconic Chicago blues street scene by photojournalist Ted Williams, titled “Maxwell Street, Chicago 1962.” This is a later darkroom print (gelatin silver on RC paper), pencil‑titled and signed on the mount, professionally matted and framed for ready display. Highlights • Authentic darkroom photograph, not inkjet • Pencil title and signature on the mount • Classic black‑and‑white street image of musicians on Maxwell Street • Clean, richly toned print with excellent contrast • Framed presentation that suits modern or vintage interiors Why You Will Love It A soulful slice of Chicago’s blues legacy—music, culture, and style—captured with documentary immediacy. The intimate framing and expressive faces make this a conversation‑starter, perfect for music rooms, studies, and gallery walls. Dating and Background Image dated 1962. Print is c. 1970s–1990s on resin‑coated gelatin silver paper, consistent with later studio or estate printing practices of the period. Condition Excellent. Print is clean and bright with no notable scratches or silvering. Frame shows only minimal, expected shelf wear. Dimensions Framed size 16 3/8 × 13 3/8 inches. Visible image approximately 9 1/4 × 7 1/4 inches. Care Display out of direct sunlight. Keep behind UV‑filtering glazing and in a stable, low‑humidity environment. Dust frame and glazing gently with a soft, dry cloth. Styling Hang solo over a credenza or pair with vintage concert posters and other monochrome photographs for a layered gallery wall. Ideal for music lovers and Mid‑Century interiors. Why Buy From tonyofatlanta? tonyofatlanta is an established, reputable, knowledgeable dealer who offers quality merchandise with quality service. Our shipping is prompt and secure. Our goods are curated for good taste.