Description
Bargain Basement captures a moment where elegance meets casual comfort in March 1991, featuring John and Louise Wanamaker basking in the leisurely atmosphere of Boca Grande, Florida. Slim Aarons photographs the heir to the department store legacy created by his namesake, John Wanamaker, the visionary who introduced the radical money-back customer guarantee. The photograph resonates with history and the serendipitous luxury of a bygone era, with this playfully oxymoronic title juxtaposing the Wanamakers' opulence against a notion of affordability.
Bargain Basement becomes more than decoration when it graces your living room wall, infusing your space with a blend of nostalgia and sophistication. The subjects emanate an effortless charisma that elevates any environment, making it not just a house but a home steeped in narratives and conversation starters. Slim Aarons captured the essence of high society with photography prowess that transforms your space into a window on American history, where the old and the new, the grand and the grounded, coalesce in a frame of impeccable storytelling.
Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This classic piece deftly encapsulates a slice of American history and the world of those who understood how to live well. Let this remarkable photograph bring timeless style and compelling stories into your space today.
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