Auction Ends: Oct 15, 2010 05:00 PM EDT

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Gurwin Photography

Item Number: 147

Opening Bid: 150 USD

Item Description

Photos from Jeffrey Gurwin - New York Times and Time Out New York photographer - that were showcased for Summer 2010 at the James Beard House in New York City.

This food photograph was taken at Aldea in New York City. The dish is slow cooked eggs with truffles, bacon, and peas. Framed in black wood an has a double white matte.

Item Special Note

Additional shipping fee of $25 applies to this item. This item is 22x15 on its own and 29x22 when framed.

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Gurwin Photography

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