SOLD About the Artist Henry Hiroshi Harada was a southern California photographer who was part of the thriving community of Japanese-American photographers working in 20th Century Los Angeles. Born on November 8, 1920, in Yuma, Arizona, Harada was a Nisei (i.e. a second generation Japanese-American). By his teenage years, Harada was living in the Los Angeles area and attended University High School where he served as a yearbook photographer. In 1942, he was interned at Posto

Tower with Cable Saddles in Place and Catwalk Support Cables, 1935, 5 ½ x 7 ¼ inches, unsigned, perhaps printed later, from The Bridge...