(images copied from ebay.)

“WEEGEE PHOTO SILVER GELATIN 1940S BLURRY MEN

Sold for: US $11.99
Seller: artcoll2012

From world famous archive!
This photo was among a collection of stamped weegee photos there is a photo of the stamp in description.
That is how we know this is a weegee photograph.. but because it is not stamped we cant charge the going rate for weegee images

this photo is not stamped!
Weegee was the pseudonym of Arthur Fellig, a photographer and photojournalist, known for his stark black and white street photography…

PHOTO IS IN GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE AND RARITY”

(words copied from ebay.)

Obviously this photo was not made by Weegee.

““You want to see George’s love of art? Look at the cover for Listen Without Prejudice — that solo album. It’s got this beautiful picture by Weegee, the photographer. It doesn’t have George’s face. It doesn’t even have his name I think. George fought to have that cover.” Sue Webster”
“George Michael Loved Art. What Was in His Collection?” NY Times, March 7, 2019


Weegee’s World, “Accident on Grand Central Station Roof,” p.111


New York Sun, “Car Crashed Ramp at Grand Central,” March 30, 1942


New York Post, March 30, 1942, p.4 (Unidentified Photographer)


PM, March 27, 1941, pp. 14, 15 (photos by David Eisendrath, Jr)

1001 Afternoons in New York
by Ben Hecht


Daily Star, June 1925