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Gate to house garden, [George Eveleigh House, 39 Church Street], Charleston, South Ca... c1920-1926 Creator: Arnold Genthe
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Gate to house garden, [George Eveleigh House, 39 Church Street], Charleston, South Ca... c1920-1926 Creator: Arnold Genthe
Gate to house garden, [George Eveleigh House, 39 Church Street], Charleston, South Carolina, between 1920 and 1926
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This evocative photograph, titled 'Gate to house garden, [George Eveleigh House, 39 Church Street], Charleston, South Carolina,' was captured by renowned American photographer Arnold Genthe between 1920 and 1926. The image transports us back in time to the charming, tree-lined streets of Charleston during the 1920s. The photograph showcases the beautiful entrance to a private garden, located at 39 Church Street. The gate, with its intricate ironwork and lush greenery, invites us into the secluded oasis hidden behind the walls of the George Eveleigh House. The dwelling's facade, adorned with balconies and balcony railings, is a testament to the architectural heritage of Charleston. The garden, teeming with vibrant plants and trees, is a picturesque contrast to the city's urban landscape. The image's composition, with the gate acting as a frame for the lush greenery beyond, creates a sense of mystery and allure. The use of nitrate negatives adds to the image's rich, textured quality, enhancing the overall effect. Arnold Genthe's masterful composition and use of light and shadow capture the essence of Charleston during the 1920s, offering a glimpse into the past. This photograph is a treasure in the Library of Congress's vast collection of heritage art, serving as a reminder of the beauty and history that can be found in the most unexpected places.
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