Workman on the Empire State Framework by Lewis Hine — large framed print

Workman on the Empire State Framework

Lewis Hine, 1930–1931

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Lewis Hine photographed a workman on the framework of the Empire State Building high above Manhattan, with the Chrysler Building in the distance. Hine made a celebrated series of pictures of the ironworkers who raised the building in 1930 and 1931. The photograph is in the U.S. National Archives.

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Step 1

Pick your wall.

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Step 2

Choose the size.

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Step 2

…or a set of three.

Frames side by side, drawn to scale on a 12 ft wall, so you see how much of it they fill.

Step 3

Pick the images.

Fill each frame from the curated catalog or your own photos. Every piece is printed and framed to order.

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A landscape print on matte cotton paper, stacked flat with crisp square-cut corners

Printed on museum-quality paper.

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