Description
Opened in June, 1960, The Way Out was located under the Hawthorne Bridge at 240 SE Hawthorne. Live modern jazz was the featured entertainment. One of the owners was artist Louis Bunce, who decorated the restaurant with his own paintings. Weekly live radio broadcasts from the stage brought the crowds in. The front window was painted by artist Jim Smith, another one of the owners. Print from original negative. Print sizes - 8"x10", 11"x14", 16"x20" Image source - Original B&W negative #Wing-02 Date of image: 1960s Our prints are archival Ultrachrome digital prints guaranteed for life not to fade or deteriorate. The original negatives have been professionally drum scanned at the highest resolution in order to create beautifully detailed prints. An 8"x10" print is produced on 8.5"x11" paper to fit standard frames. An 11"x14" image is produced on 11"x14" paper, a 16"x20" is produced on 17"x22" paper. Different images may have height & width aspect ratios ranging from square or round to panoramic depending on the film type of the original negative. On your print, the image height & width will fill the stated dimensions as much as possible without cropping, meaning that there may be extra white border on one of the edges. Please note that the "© Vintage Roadside" watermark visible on our online images does not appear on the photographic print. Frame & mat are shown for illustrative purposes only - this listing is for the print only. All images are property of Vintage Roadside & may not be reproduced without our written permission Vintage Roadside Preserving Roadside History One Photograph At a Time Images © Vintage Roadside, LLC. All rights reserved. The Way Out Jazz Club Photo, Se Portland Oregon, Print From Original 1960S Negative, Live Music, Vintage Wall Art, Hawthorne Blvd
