Antique photograph - Stork Machine

Stork was founded in 1868 by Charles Theodorus Stork. Until the 1960's it manufactured very large (10.000 hp per cylinder) and small diesel engines. From day one, stork embodied the concept of social responsibility, for example being the founder of the first company pension fund.

These fine, well preserved,  photograph displays the naked Stork machine in all it's simplicity like an industrial sculptures of steel.

Details

• Artist unknown
• Brought to you by Depth of Field, Amsterdam
• Silver Gelatin DOP (Developing Out Paper)
• Authentication: Embossed logo Stork
• Mounted in a black colored acid-free passe-partout.
• The photograph is framed professionally, using the following specifications: 6 mm. black fineered wooden profile, and anti-UV, True Vue museum grade glass. 
• Photograph: 16,7 cm x 22,6  cm
• Frame: 25 x 30,5 cm