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1945 Print Harlem NYC New Years Eve Black Americana Lovers Marion Greenwood XAA5 TCM1 Otis invented the safety mechanisms

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Otis invented the safety mechanisms for his employer in 1852

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Gabriel Belot (1882-1962) for the book Les Chansons de Miarka by Jean Richepin (Blanchetière

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1945 Print Harlem NYC New Years Eve Black Americana Lovers Marion Greenwood XAA5 TCM1 Otis invented the safety mechanismsThis is an original 1945 color print of an oil painting of New Year's Eve in Harlem, New York City. Marion Greenwood Marion Greenwood (1909 1970) was a native of New York City. She specialized in painting, printmaking, murals, graphic art design and mosaics, and her styles included modernism and surrealism. Greenwoods works primarily centered on African American Culture, historical events, portraits, genre, figures, Native American Culture and marine

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