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Philadelphia Art Museum at Dusk - Parkway Cityscape Photography

Sale price$55.00
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art sits at the head of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at dusk, its 72 east-facing limestone steps catching the last warm light. The building is a serious neoclassical museum — Horace Trumbauer, 1928, modeled on a Greek temple — but those steps also belong to a movie. In John G. Avildsen's 1976 Rocky, Sylvester Stallone sprinted up them to the Bill Conti horns; a Thomas Schomberg bronze of the character now stands at the bottom. Blue-hour shooting balances the floodlit facade with a still-saturated sky. The photograph captures the building at the moment it stops being a museum and becomes a finish line.

Materials

  • Fine Art Poster — Giclée print on 200 gsm (80 lb) FSC-certified paper, 12-colour pigment process, smooth matte finish.
  • Museum-Quality Matte — 250 gsm (100 lb) uncoated off-white archival paper. Heavier stock and a warmer tone than the Fine Art Poster.
  • Canvas — Printed canvas stretched over an FSC-certified slim wood frame. Ready to hang, no glazing.
  • Fine Art Framed — White, Wood, Dark Wood — The Fine Art Poster mounted behind shatterproof plexiglass in a 12 × 22 mm solid wood frame. Ready to hang.
  • Fine Art Framed — Black — The same print behind shatterproof plexiglass in a 10 × 22 mm aluminium frame. Ready to hang.

Sizes

  • 12x18" (30 × 45 cm)
  • 16x24" (40 × 60 cm)

Printed to order and shipped from the production centre nearest you. Every size is offered at the photograph’s native 3:2 proportions, so the full frame is printed edge to edge with nothing cropped away.