Havana Pay Phone, 1959

A red three-slot coin pay phone, still in working order on a street in Havana, Cuba, carries its history in every scuff: a dusty rotary dial, a coiled cord and a faded Cuban Telephone Company placard from before the revolution. Saturated colour and close framing turn a forgotten piece of street furniture into a portrait of a city where time seems to have paused. A striking conversation piece for a hallway, study or retro-themed room.

Original title: 1959 Pre Revolution Working Street Pay Phone Havana Cuba.

Print Details

• Medium: Giclée fine art print, available print-only or framed in sustainably-sourced solid wood
• Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag
• Editions & sizes: A4 (8.3×11.7") edition of 100, 11.8×17.7" edition of 50, 15.7×23.6" edition of 25, 27.6×39.4" edition of 10 — available print-only or framed in black with a ivory mount
• Authenticity: Each print includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity with edition number

From US$115 for the smallest print-only size; larger sizes and framed formats are priced by size at checkout.