Hindenburg Arrives Again
Hindenburg Arrives Again
Hindenburg Arrives Again
Hindenburg Arrives Again

Currently not on view

Hindenburg Arrives Again,

1936

ACME Newspictures, American, active 1930s–1940s
2010-30

Information

Title
Hindenburg Arrives Again
Dates

1936

Maker
ACME Newspictures
Medium
Gelatin silver print
Dimensions
sheet: 17.8 × 23.2 cm (7 × 9 1/8 in.) image: 16.7 × 21.9 cm (6 9/16 × 8 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of David B. Long in honor of Professor Peter C. Bunnell
Object Number
2010-30
Place Depicted

North America, United States, New Jersey, Lakehurst, Naval Air Station Lakehurst

Inscription
Inscribed in blue below print, lower right: 349068 Numbered in ink by unknown hand, upper left corner: 36//59
Marks/Labels/Seals
ACME credit stamp in light red, verso center ACME credit stamp in black, verso top center United Press International Newspictures credit stamp in light red ink, verso center left United Press International credit stamp in light red ink, verso top right Typed caption affixed to verso, lower center: 349086 / HINDENBURG ARRIVES AGAIN. / MEMBERS OF THE GROUND CREW TUG AT THE ROPES / AS THE GERMAN DIRIGIBLE HINDENBURG LANDS AT / LAKEHURST, N.J., MAY 20, TO COMPLETE ITS / SECOND PASSENGER VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. / HER TIME THIS TRIP, ACCORDING TO CAPT. ERNST LEHMANN, HER COMMANDER, WAS 76 HOURS 30 MIN-- / UTES. SHE MADE THE FIRST WESTWARD PASSAGE IN / 16 HOURS 38 MINUTES. / CREDIT LINE (ACME) 5//20//36
Culture
American
Type
gelatin silver prints, photographs, black-and-white photographs
Techniques
gelatin silver process
Subject
men, figures (representations), photojournalism, zeppelins

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