Thursday, November 29, 2007
Argent Editions Featured on Trio's "Stuff to Buy"
Argent Editions is featured today in the "stuff to buy" section of gettrio.com. Nice piece. They've nicely integrated the New York City photo "Photographer on the 33rd Floor of the Met. Life Building" into the main page of their site.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
10% Discount on Photos at Argent Editions
Some pretty terrific pictures in Aviation and Lighthouses were added to the collections at Argent Editions this week. In "honor" of that, and of it being just comfortably ahead of the big holiday shopping madness, we moved up a planned discount offer.
Right now, everything on Argent Editions is 10% off with the coupon code "NOVSPECIAL"
Right now, everything on Argent Editions is 10% off with the coupon code "NOVSPECIAL"
Friday, November 9, 2007
Wright Brothers' First Flight
Argent Editions is pleased to announce the addition of Wright Brothers' and other early aviation photographs to its collection. Among the pictures is the famous "First Flight" photograph from Kitty Hawk, December 17, 1903.
Orville Wright set up the camera before his flight attempt and had John T. Daniels trip the shutter as Wilbur Wright, running along side the aircraft holding the wing, lets go. This first controlled, sustained, powered flight lasted 12 seconds and covered 120 feet.
Modern Original prints from Argent Editions start at $65.
Orville Wright set up the camera before his flight attempt and had John T. Daniels trip the shutter as Wilbur Wright, running along side the aircraft holding the wing, lets go. This first controlled, sustained, powered flight lasted 12 seconds and covered 120 feet.
Modern Original prints from Argent Editions start at $65.
Labels:
aviation,
First Flight,
flying,
History,
Kitty Hawk,
photos,
pictures,
Wright brothers
Monday, November 5, 2007
Lighthouse Photos, New Collection
Nantucket, Long Island Sound, the Maine coast... Argent Editions offers a collection of classic black and white pictures of America's Lighthouses. The photographs were made with an eye for the architecture and design of the structures but that doesn't diminish the pictures' charm. These pictures come to you thanks to the Historic American Buildings Survey and Historic American Engineering Record, two initiatives intended to document and preserve the records of buildings and civil engineering across the country.
Archival fiber prints of these evocative subjects start at $65.
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