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Chromogenic print of Channel 1 Studio

2002

Kingston, Surrey County, Jamaica, Caribbean, North and Central America

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Source catalog description

This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A color photograph of Channel 1 Studios on Maxfield Avenue in Kingston, Jamaica. There is a tan and black building white a sign that reads [CHANNEL! / 1 / RECORDING / STUDIO / (2 phone numbers)] in white. There is a man to the proper right of the sign, leaning against a wall with a painting of two (2) records. His right arm is resting on a cane. There is the black wall on the proper right side that reads [DUB CUTTING / DONE INSIDE] in white. There are street signs, a telephone pole and wires, and old cars in the background. Each image has a white border around it. The borders are thinner on the tops and bottom and thicker on the sides. The border on 2015.132.164.2 is thicker than the border on 2015.132.164.1. The backs of the photographs have two Kodak logos repeated in gold. The logos are in diagonal lines.

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Catalog reference: 2015.132.164.1-.2

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