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The show recently offered by Ninth Avenue in New York, for a clash of two trains... (colour litho)
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The show recently offered by Ninth Avenue in New York, for a clash of two trains... (colour litho)
2809026 The show recently offered by Ninth Avenue in New York, for a clash of two trains... (colour litho) by Salvadori, Riccardo (1866-1927); Private Collection; (add.info.: The show recently offered by Ninth Avenue in New York, for a clash of two trains of the elevated railway, one of which overturned from the embankment. Fortunately, there were no serious misfortunes, and only the traffic was jammed for a long time. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 21-28 August 1921.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 25133134
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The Showdown on Ninth Avenue - A Spectacle of Chaos and Miraculous Escape
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. In this print by Riccardo Salvadori, we witness the aftermath of a dramatic clash between two trains on Ninth Avenue in New York. The elevated railway scene unfolds before our eyes, as one train teeters precariously off the embankment while the other stands damaged and wrecked nearby. Despite the chaos that ensued, it is a relief to know that no serious misfortunes occurred during this heart-stopping incident. The image captures a moment frozen in time when traffic came to a standstill, causing frustration for onlookers who gathered to witness this extraordinary event. The crowd's expressions range from shock and concern to curiosity and awe as they survey the wreckage before them. Salvadori's illustration was originally featured in Courier Sunday in August 1921, serving as a visual testament to an unforgettable day in New York's history. This collision serves as a reminder of both the power and vulnerability of public transport systems. As we gaze upon this striking lithograph, we are reminded of how swiftly life can change course with just one unexpected twist. It is through these moments that humanity witnesses its own resilience and capacity for survival amidst destruction.
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