
A Geneva Eleven, 1920
Unknown photographer, 1920
No print size passed the check for this piece: at 10 x 8 in, Wrong shape: a 57% crop. We would rather show it than sell a soft print.
See pieces like it you can buyGeneva, 1920, photographed on a panoramic plate: not a portrait of eleven men but of a whole club and the ground it played on, laid out in a strip almost three times wider than it is tall. Swiss football in 1920 was among the best organised in Europe — neutral through the war, playing continuously while every neighbour stopped — and four years later Switzerland would reach the Olympic final. The format is the point here. Hung, it is a horizon. Some photographs are portraits of people; this one is a portrait of a Sunday.
- Maker
- Unknown photographer
- Date
- 1920
- Medium of the original
- Photograph
- Original held by
- Unknown photographer, 1920 · Wikimedia Commons
- Credit
- Unknown photographer, 1920 · Wikimedia Commons
- Rights
- Public domain, verified
- Catalogue number
- PA-01114
Before a size goes on sale, the file is measured against it: pixels per inch at that size, how much of the picture a crop would lose, tone and sharpness. A size that fails is not offered, so there is nothing to choose wrong.
| Size | Why |
|---|---|
| 10 x 8 in | Wrong shape: a 57% crop |
| 12 x 8 in | Wrong shape: a 48% crop |
| 14 x 11 in | Wrong shape: a 56% crop |
| 16 x 12 in | Wrong shape: a 54% crop |
| 18 x 12 in | Wrong shape: a 49% crop |
| 20 x 16 in | Wrong shape: a 57% crop |
| 24 x 16 in | Wrong shape: a 48% crop |
| 24 x 18 in | Wrong shape: a 54% crop |
| 30 x 20 in | Wrong shape: a 49% crop |
| 30 x 24 in | Wrong shape: a 57% crop |
| 36 x 24 in | Wrong shape: a 49% crop |
| 40 x 30 in | Wrong shape: a 54% crop |
| 48 x 36 in | Wrong shape: a 54% crop |
| 60 x 40 in | Wrong shape: a 49% crop |
- Scanned
- 2026-10-07
- Master file
- 5,400 x 1,854 px, srgb
- Tone
- Darks 26, lights 205 of 255; 0% clipped light, 0% clipped dark
- Colour
- 0% vivid
- Sharpness
- 0.98
- Notes
- Soft fine detail at full resolution: smaller sizes print crisper
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