This New York City art print features the Battery Park City Skyline. The main set of buildings are now known as Brookfield Place but were previously known as the World Financial Center. These large office buildings are in the Battery Park City neighborhood but are also a short walk from the Financial District. There's something stirring in this view of them rising over the Hudson River on a beautiful sunny day.
But one of my personal favorite things about this print is the tiny little view of the Empire State building on the left edge of this print. Almost a picture within a picture. This print takes me back to my visit to NYC but I've had several customers in the past who liked this print either because they worked in those towers or lived in Battery Park city or nearby.
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When decorating your home or office, you deserve high quality decor that will last. Art prints purchased on this site are individually produced for your order. They are printed on acid-free paper using archival inks. This guarantees that your art print will last a lifetime without fading or loss of color.
All art prints feature an additional 1" white border surrounding the artwork. This added border allows for easy matting and framing.
Within 10 to 15 business days of your purchase, your art print will be shipped to you securely rolled in a durable cardboard tube.
Art Print Paper Choices
230 gsm / 9.5 mil
Archival Matte Paper
Long-lasting heavyweight paper with a smooth matte finish. This versatile paper is designed for high contrast and crisp reproduction of photography and fine art. This paper is an acid-free archival quality choice.
255 gsm / 19 mil
Somerset Velvet Paper
Radiant white paper which offers vivid color reproduction with rich blacks and great contrast. A subtle texture adds extra warmth to fine art prints. This paper is a 100% cotton rag paper for archival longevity.
Note: Both of these paper choices will produce brilliant art prints that you will enjoy for years to come. My personal preference for my work is Somerset velvet for its thickness and texture.