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Robert Hale Marseille Photographie
Architecture, Ville & Village

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ByRobert Hale
In Passage de Lorette à Marseille

from 76.00€

A passage between the Avenue de la République and the Panier district. In the 13th century a hospital, St. Jacques de l’Epée, was built to aid local crusaders about to embark for the Holy Land. In 16th century it became a convent for the Servants of Mary called Notre Dame de Lorette. In 1775 the convent was closed then sold and demolished in 1784.

more information about our prints

  • STEP 1 : Choose the print size

    • from
      limited edition to 50 ex.
    • from
      limited edition to 50 ex.
    • from
      limited edition to 50 ex.
    • from
      limited edition to 50 ex.
    Pigment print on Fine Art paper with white bevel-edged slip-in mount

    STEP 2 - Choose your aluminium frame 40x50 cms
    Aluminium frame

    • Top quality aluminium rod
    • Elegant, streamlined design
    • Exceptional workmanship
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      (real wood leaf)
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    Dibond aluminium print

    STEP 2 - Choose the finish

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      • Colour sublimation
      • Modern glossy
      • Optimal protection
      • Easy maintenance
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      • Floating and light look
      • Modern and elegant style
    • +
      • Colour sublimation
      • Modern glossy
      • Optimal protection
      • Easy maintenance
    • +
      • Floating and light look
      • Modern and elegant style
    • +
      • Colour sublimation
      • Modern glossy
      • Optimal protection
      • Easy maintenance
    • +
      • Floating and light look
      • Modern and elegant style

    Choose the colour

Manufacture time from 10 to 20 days
Ref. HAL130076

Tothegallery selects good quality material guaranteeing tip top printing.

All photographs sold in this gallery are printed in Provence with traditional craftsmanship and a particular process which ensures high quality finish.

To really set your prints off, Tothegallery proposes a luxury range of Nielsen frames, world leader in aluminium frames selected for its design and particularly good manufacture.

We can offer 4 print sizes : Classic, Medium, Large and Giant. Dependent upon the size chosen, different mounts and finishes are available.

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This picture was taken by Robert Hale in Marseille, in the Bouches du Rhône department.
You have the choice of 4 different sizes each one available in numbered copies with an individual certificate of authenticity.
Classic 36×24, Medium 60×40, Large 90×60 and Giant 120×80.

Classic : Pigment ink prints on Fine Art paper, framed with a white bevel-edged slip-in mount Size : 40x50cms.
Medium, Large, Giant : Photo prints on a fine sheet of Dibond aluminium. A gallery favourite for its rigidity and strength coupled to its light weight and ultra-modern stylish finish.

To really set your pictures off, Tothegallery offers, on option, high quality, luxury frames made for long life and timeless elegance.

 

Paper of
unrivalled quality

Photographs are printed on Fine Art paper which offers excellent sharpness and finish. We use high quality pigment inks guaranteeing long life (around 100 years and up to 200 years when protected from light and pollution).

To ensure a perfect finish and depth, photos are sold with a white, neutral pH, bevel-edged slip-in mount, 40 x 50 cms. in size, and a cardboard backing.

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Photographie métro Marseille - Robert Hale
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Photographie de Robert Hale - Village de Provence
The artist

Robert Hale

Robert Hale is one of the West Coast’s leading photographers. His work both as a photographer and as a journalist, has taken him on assignment throughout the world. His images are characterized by clarity and simplicity, with an extraordinary eye for light and shadow. Whether animate or inanimate, Robert feels his subjects have an inner essence, and, if handled with patience and sensitivity, this essence will reveal itself. His goal is to allow it to live in prints. Robert’s images, essentially portraiture, have been printed in such publications as The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Village Voice, The LA Weekly, Black Enterprise, and a variety of national and international publications. Robert has been proud to volunteer his photographic services to the Los Angeles Children’s Museum, Aids Project Los Angeles, LA Shanti, Aids Service Center in Pasadena, California, as well as serving on the board of Directors for The Black Gallery Group, Los Angeles, California.

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