Corsini, Harold (American/Pittsburgh, 1919-2008), Pittsburgh Facade 512/514, color photograph, signed by Corsini on the mat at lower right, 22.75 x 18.5 (sight), matted and in metal frame measuring 32 x 27 inches, image of a Pittsburgh row house with playing child and, presumably, her mother looking out the window. Corsini moved to Pittsburgh in the late 1940's to work on Roy Stryker's famous Pittsburgh Photographic Library, he eventually became the official photographer for U.S. Steel and later taught at Carnegie Mellon University.