Vintage Drug Store Soda Fountain Photograph in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Title: "Drug Store Soda Fountain" - This cute and offbeat photograph is of a midcentury soda fountain scene in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, USA. It was captured by my late father-in-law Professor Jean Cazemajou in 1957 on a color photographic slide, and restored expertly by me. Drug store soda fountains were a fixture of 1950s Americana, and this scene is a slightly surreal one, with my French wife-to-be Agnès grinning at the camera in the lower left, with her mother at the counter buying something. Agnès and her family were in Pittsburg to purchase a Renault Dauphine car for their upcoming American adventure. This picture is part of a book my wife Agnès and I are putting together with the working title "Midcentury Road Trip: Images from a French Family's American Adventure in the 1950s." She was a child during this trip. This photograph represents my passion for heritage photography. The original photo by Jean is on a color film slide which I rescued and expertly scanned and restored with painstaking faith to the original. The art print, produced by hand by me, follows my principles of tender loving care outlined below. The edges of the picture show a portion of the original paper frame for the vintage color film slide. This artwork is available as an unframed art print. See "Production Method" below for details.

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