Night lights of Manhattan (1920s) | Joseph Pennell

Experience the magic of 1920s New York City with this captivating giclée print of "Manhattan's Night Lights" by Joseph Pennell. Created during the era of Art Deco and the rise of the skyscraper, this mesmerizing artwork captures the dazzling cityscape illuminated by the electric glow of a modern metropolis. Pennell's masterful use of etching and drypoint techniques creates a dramatic and atmospheric scene, highlighting the towering buildings and bustling streets that defined New York's urban landscape.

Did You Know?

Manhattan Island was originally inhabited by the Lenape Native Americans. In 1626, Peter Minuit, a Dutch colonial administrator, purchased the island from the Lenape for the equivalent of $24 worth of goods. This transaction, though controversial today, marked the beginning of New York City's development into the bustling metropolis we know today.

Add this evocative and historically significant piece to your cart today and let the dazzling lights of Joseph Pennell's "Manhattan's Night Lights" bring a touch of vintage New York City charm and artistic mastery to your home.