unused Greeting card: 1983 B Lhiban - cats - happy aniversary For Sale

(In 1970, Shelley and her husband, sculptor David Seccombe, and their daughter Claudia moved to Westbeth. Shelley Seccombe was a musician then, but a few years later, her violin began gathering dust when she turned her full attention to the waterfront and its decaying piers, which were just a block away from Westbeth. She began to photograph the fires and the deterioration of the pier sheds—and the “playground” activities among the ruins. Seccombe continued to photograph the piers, including the rise of the Hudson River Park, for several decades. In 2007, her book Lost Waterfront: The Decline and Rebirth of Manhattan’s Western Shore was published by Fordham University Press and Friends of Hudson River Park. Her waterfront pictures have been exhibited around New York, with an almost yearlong solo show at the South Street Seaport Museum in 2006.)