Shining Rails
        
      
              
                                
 Ken Uyehara
                  
      
              
                    
Photography
        
      
      
              
        
      
      
              
      
              
          MEDIUM
          Gelatin silver print        
      
      
              
          DATES
          early 20th century        
      
      
      
              
      
              
          MARKINGS
          "8" in graphite bottom right verso        
      
              
          SIGNATURE
          Signed and titled in graphite on verso:  'Ken UYEHARA / "Shining rails" / 936 E 42d Place / Chicago'        
      
      
              
      
      
        ACCESSION NUMBER
        42.65      
              
          CREDIT LINE
          Gift of the artist        
      
      
      
              
      
      
        MUSEUM LOCATION
                  This item is not on view
              
              
          CAPTION
          Ken Uyehara (American). Shining Rails, early 20th century. Gelatin silver print, Sheet: 14 x 11 in. (35.6 x 27.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the artist, 42.65 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 42.65_bw.jpg)        
      
      
      
              
          IMAGE
          overall, 42.65_bw.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph          
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