Dancing Girls
Regular price
$350.00
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Framing Size Guidelines
Paper prints
- Small: Framing adds 5" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 2" mat).
- Medium: Framing adds 7" to both width and height (includes frame width and a 3" mat).
- Large: Mats are not available; framing adds 1.5" to both width and height.
Acrylic and metal prints
- Uses a float frame that adds 1" to both width and height.
- Hardware: Cleat hangers are available only on unframed metal and acrylic prints. Framed pieces use a wire hanger.
Currently shipping within the U.S. only. International shipping coming soon.
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In 1943, Los Angeles attorneys Ben and Edward Fenton launched a series of dance halls where women, known as "taxi dancers," partnered with men for a dime a minute. Their first venue, Roseland Roof, opened near 9th and Spring Streets in downtown L.A. Today, all that endures from that bygone era is the weathered, rusted sign—a quiet relic of a once-vibrant social scene.
