1965 Times Square 120 Med Slide Jon Henry Admiral TV Canadian Club Neon Pop Art For Sale

1965 Times Square 120 MedSlide Jon Henry Admiral TV Canadian Club Neon Pop ArtUp for sale is an exceptional, highly collectible mid-century 35mm film transparency slide captured by the listed American artist, photographer, and illustrator Jon Henry (1916–1990).This slide represents the absolute pinnacle of Henry’s experimental night photography catalog. It features a brilliant, densely layered in-camera multiple-exposure collage focusing on the iconic advertising spectaculars of Times Square, New York City. The composition dynamically stacks the glowing neon scripts of "Admiral Television Appliances" and "Canadian Club Whisky," creating a rhythmic, abstract wall of pop-art text and color that perfectly captures the kinetic energy of mid-60s Manhattan.This is a premier-tier archival artifact merging graphic design history, corporate advertising history, and premium fine art photography.ABOUT THE ARTIST & PROVENANCEThis original transparency comes directly from the historic estate collection of Jon Henry (1916–1990).Jon Henry was a prominent mid-century American commercial artist, illustrator, photographer, and fine art printmaker. Renowned for his distinct woodblock prints, collages, and abstract designs, he was an active figure in the mid-century modern art scene. His career spanned across high-profile advertising illustration and the music industry, where he designed iconic, abstract jazz album covers and collaborated alongside influential New York School contemporary artists.Beyond his graphic art, Henry was a dedicated street photographer. He used premium Kodak Ektachrome film to document the gritty, vibrant, and atmospheric nightlife of major global cities. Because he did not mass-produce duplicates of his personal street photography, this transparency is a genuine, one-of-a-kind (OOAK) artifact capturing a unique moment in mid-century history through an artist’s lens.CONDITION REPORT

• Film Transparency: Excellent vintage condition. Colors remain exceptionally vibrant, typical of well-preserved mid-century Ektachrome film. Minimal surface dust, light micro-scratches.
• Cardboard Mount: The mount is structurally sound with standard vintage aging and light shelf wear consistent with an authentic piece.
• Measurements 2 1/4" x 2 1/4"
• May have imperfections.

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