Bruehl, Anton. (1900–1982) Harlem Number, at the Versailles CafeVibrant cibachrome print, ca. 1943 (printed later) by the German born American photographer. Unsigned. In very fine condition. Sight 10. 5 x 13 inches (27 x 33 cm.), nicely matted and framed to an overall size of 16 x 20 inches. During World War II, Esquire magazine hired Bruehl to create the Esquire Canteen, a series of photographs depicting fictional New York City night club scenes, made for the men of the armed forces. Each month a photograph of a