A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace MarchCharles Martin Hardie · 1968
Documentary Photography
1968
University of Pittsburgh Library System
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About this artwork
- Title: A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March
- Artist: Charles Martin Hardie
- Year: 1968
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: University of Pittsburgh Library System
- Movement: Documentary Photography
- Creative period: Mature Period
- Keywords: architectural detail, helicopter photograph, documentary photography
- Color intensity: Monochromatic
Questions & Answers
What subjects appear in "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" by Charles Martin Hardie?
The themes present in "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" by Charles Martin Hardie include pittsburgh, peace march, urban decay, architecture, helicopter, civil rights, 1968, social commentary. Together they summarize the artwork's subject matter.
Is "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" typical of what Charles Martin Hardie usually created?
Charles Martin Hardie's recurring themes include scottish documentary style, post-war social change, faith vs urban shift, civil rights era witness, hardie's pittsburgh series, american urban landscape, historical record & vision, reflecting societal tension; "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" focuses on pittsburgh, peace march, urban decay, architecture, helicopter, civil rights, 1968, social commentary.
Who created "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" and what style is it in?
Charles Martin Hardie created "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" within the Documentary Photography movement.
Who created "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March"?
"A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" is attributed to Charles Martin Hardie.
In what year was "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" by Charles Martin Hardie created?
"A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" dates from 1968. The date places the work within Charles Martin Hardie's career and its era.
Why is the copyright status of "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" what it is?
"A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" by Charles Martin Hardie is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1916.
What was Charles Martin Hardie's age when "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" was created?
Charles Martin Hardie made "A Helicopter Flies Into Hill District During Pittsburgh Peace March" at the age of 110. The artist was born in 1858 and the work is dated 1968.