The geometry of a building that knew how to dress.
Art Deco abstraction in gold and cream — geometric arches, symmetrical lines, the architectural language of the Chrysler Building distilled into a single frame. Giclee-printed with fade-resistant inks, gallery-quality acrylic glazing, hand-framed in Madison, WI. Florence gold moulding. 26×42 inches. Hardware included, ready to hang.
This is the piece that goes above the sectional and makes the sunburst mirror on the opposite wall make sense. Two gold focal points, one room, perfect geometry.
In this room: the architecture in Harlem Deco — Deco geometry on the wall where it belongs.
