A solarized gelatin silver print titled "Man with Cigar, 1986" by Michael Spano. Signed on verso. Edition of 2 out of 25. In this compelling street portrait, Michael Spano captures a sharply dressed man in dark glasses, mid-stride, with a cigar balanced between his lips. The photograph transforms the bustling urban backdrop into a dreamlike blur, while the subject's profile is rendered with striking clarity and tonal richness. The interplay between soft, haloed edges and deep blacks lends the image a cinematic intensity, evoking both immediacy and timelessness. Spano's mastery of street photography and experimental printing is on full display, elevating a fleeting moment into a richly atmospheric work. From a private estate in Birmingham, MI. Additional Provenance: Jackson Fine Art Photography Gallery, Atlanta, GA. Original gallery tag on verso. Dimensions: 29.5"h x 33"w x .5"d (framed). In good vintage condition. Full condition reports are available upon request. Michael Spano (1949- ) is an acclaimed American photographer and educator recognized for his contributions to street photography and experimental photographic techniques. His work has been exhibited in major institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the International Center of Photography, New York; and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Spano?s photographs are held in significant public and private collections, and he has been widely published in leading photography journals. Known for blending traditional documentary approaches with innovative processes such as solarization, Spano has been honored for his role in advancing the art and craft of contemporary photography.