Frances McLaughlin-Gill, Beauty Through a Man's Eyes II, 1950. Gelatin silver print, 13 x 12.75 inches, 33 x 32.4 cm. Signed, inscribed. Vintage.
Gelatin silver photograph, mounted on board. Artist label with signature, title, date and various annotations in pencil on mount verso. Slight retouching in the reeds, center of image, visible in raking light. Triangular emulsion loss, lower right corner, 1/16 of an inch into the image. Very minor chipping along edges.
| Indentations / Ding | |
| Area: | Image |
| Location: | Lower right |
| Notes: | Emulsion loss 1/16 of an inch in size |
| Degree: | Minor |
| Image | The central image area, composition, or focal point; the area inside the margins/plate marks. |
| Margin | Areas bordering the central image, outside the plate marks, or the perimeter area. |
| Edge | The farthest edge of the object. |
| Verso | The reverse/back of the object. |
| Minor | An existing condition which generally does not involve risk of loss. |
| Moderate | Noticeable damage, increasing in severity and/or size; should be monitored or corrected by a conservator. |
| Major | Distinct, recognizable damage; the stability of the work is questionable and risk is a factor. Requires the attention of a conservator. |
| Extreme | Advanced and severe damage; work is insecure and at great risk. |
