NEW YORK - An early print of an iconic Ansel Adams photograph sold Tuesday for $360,000 at a Swann Auction Galleries sale in New York City.

The print is signed and inscribed to Valentino Sarra, a friend of Adams' and a poster designer for the old Works Progress Administration. It shows a nighttime moon over a cloud-fringed mountain range with a graveyard in the foreground.

It was made in a range of subtle grays, and the auction house says it's one of only 10 believed to carry such a delicate tonal quality.

Three are in museum collections.

Adams experimented with printing, often producing the same image in lighter and darker tones.