Vintage Jon Henry 1960s Polaroid Print Lot 4 NY Street Scene Revolution Now For Sale

Lot of (4) Original Vintage 1960s Polaroid Prints by Photographer Jon HenryAuthentic Mid-Century NYC Street Photography & Social Documentary ArchiveProvenance: From the personal estate and archive of mid-century artist, art director, and photographer Jon Henry (1916–1990).Item Specifics

• Photographer: Jon Henry (1916–1990)
• Date of Creation: Circa 1960s / early 1970s
• Medium: Original Vintage Polaroid Peel-Apart Silver Gelatin Prints (Type 665 / 107 format)
• Quantity: Complete Lot of Four (4) Unique Prints
• Subject: New York City Social Landscape, Street Scenes, Counterculture & Urban Still Life
• Authenticity: Back features the authentic vintage embossed Polaroid corporate watermark and factory batch code (0000X2A).

Visual Inventory of the Lot

• The Stroller & Activism Graffiti: Candid street shot capturing a woman pushing a child in a stroller past an urban wall heavily layered with handwritten socio-political messages. Key phrases include \"FREEDOM\", \"TAKE a trip with ACTION\", \"SINNE\", and \"TAKE YOU\".
• \"REVOLUTION NOW!\" Frame: A powerful, high-contrast composition showing a young child silhouetted in movement against a stark wall bearing the handwritten political slogan \"REVOLUTION NOW!\".
• Times Square / Hotel Astoria Night Scene: Gritty nocturnal long-exposure capturing the dense neon glow of mid-century Manhattan, featuring the historic Hotel Astoria sign, marquee lights, and classic 1960s automobiles.
• Urban Alleyway Still Life: A dark, textural documentary study of overstuffed trash receptacles nestled against an old brick exterior wall, featuring a prominent paper refuse bag stamped with the word \"INTERNATIONAL\".

Condition Report

• Overall State: Vintage condition with excellent, high-contrast silver tones, deep blacks, and clean highlights characteristic of professional mid-century Polaroid chemistry.
• Surface & Edges: Minor age-appropriate handling wear along the paper borders. No major creases, tears, or staining affecting the central image fields.

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