Hollywood and Vaudeville, preserved by one family for four generations.
A rare historical archive of original photography from the Golden Age of entertainment — Vaudeville stage images, unreleased candid portraits of Hollywood legends, and behind-the-scenes snapshots from the 1890s through the studio era. Available exclusively for corporate lease.
Ref. VC-1922 // Hal Roach Cast
Captured by Victor Carrerio. Restored by his direct heir.
Victor Carrerio was a working photographer through the dawn of American entertainment — from the Vaudeville circuits of the 1890s to the studio lots of early Hollywood. His archive includes the legendary 1922 Hal Roach all-cast photo, with Carrerio himself seated center frame among the legends of silent comedy.
Today, the archive is held and masterfully restored by his great-grandson — a professional photographer with 40 years of experience. Every piece carries a Certificate of Authenticity: "Masterfully restored and printed on archival media by the direct heir of the Victor Carrerio Archive."
Pre-1929 works are in the U.S. public domain and free of studio copyright claims; post-mortem Rights of Publicity have expired. All unreleased personal photographs are the family's underlying copyright — yours to lease with confidence.
The full Historical Archive, available to lease.
Four thematic packages, leased as complete stories.
The Evolution of Entertainment
A historical timeline tracing the roots of American performance art — from the Vaudeville stage and female dance troupes of the 1890s, through the birth of Silent Film with Rudolph Valentino, and into the studio Golden Age.
The King Unseen
An exclusive, high-art lookbook focusing entirely on your great-grandfather's unreleased, candid snapshots of Clark Gable — personal, behind-the-scenes portraits never seen by the public.
Americana Transport
A rugged, classic collection pairing old New York street scenes, Model T advertising photography, and mid-century streamline trailers — the visual story of American motion and aspiration.
Hollywood & Hounds
Classic actors and starlets relaxing with their dogs — a collection specifically designed to target Boulder's prominent luxury pet culture with warmth and nostalgia.
Sundance Film Festival — Boulder, CO
The Sundance "Total Takeover" Package.
During the 10-day festival window, corporate sponsors and media hubs operate on premium event budgets. Monthly subscriptions transition into flat event fees — a full venue takeover of curated historic photography, complete with the hero travel trunk artifact.
$5,000 – $12,000+ flat fee for the week
Year-round subscription tiers for every space.
The Entry Tier
$650 – $1,200/mo
4 to 6 large-format, master-framed prints behind museum glass. Tailored for boutique cocktail lounges, fine dining private rooms, or high-end corporate entryways.
Inquire for LeaseThe Mid-Level Tier
$1,500 – $2,800/mo
8 to 15 large prints telling a linear historic story. Tailored for corporate office floors, regional banking headquarters, or boutique hotel spaces.
Inquire for LeaseThe Executive "Hero" Tier
$3,000 – $4,000+/mo
20 to 30 large-scale prints, complete curation plaques, and the physical Victor Carrerio actor travel trunk as the museum-quality lobby centerpiece.
Inquire for LeaseIconic Boulder venues, ideal pairings.
Hotel Boulderado
Opened in 1909 — Victorian lobby and License No. 1 speakeasy. Premium target for the Vaudeville and Silent Film archives.
St Julien Hotel & Spa
World-class luxury lodging ideal for high-end corporate leasing, large-scale prints, and pet-centric Hollywood galleries.
The Boulder Theater
A 1936 Art Deco landmark. Neighboring VIP festival screening hubs on 14th Street are ideal partners for a localized cinematic history tie-in.