Times Square: Crossroads Of The World ca. 1949

by Stanton Manolakas

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Times Square: Crossroads Of The World ca. 1949

The view of Times Square from 44th St. 29"x41" Iris giclee Print's are available in two sizes: 22"x28" $490 SN/490 29"x41" $980 SN/490

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Iris Giclee" Prints 29x41 in.
$ 980.00

Iris Giclee" Prints 22x28 in.
$ 490.00

Offset Prints approx. 22"x28" S/N
$ 175.00

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City Scenes/ 29 Fine Art Watercolor Historical/Patriotic New York

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Maureen Bloesch

Maureen Bloesch 09 Jan 2010

the view when I was a young girl...

margaret mckeehan

margaret mckeehan 09 Apr 2009

This Masterpeice is my favorite of all your work, but I was born in NY in 45 and have been on those streets at the time as a child. I also spent my honeymoon there in 65, . The only problem is very few artist can come anywhere near your ability, no matter how long they try. But you have a special gift, and you use it in a way that make people enjoy just looking at it.........

Anonymous Guest 03 Mar 2009

what does offset prints mean?

Stanton Manolakas
Artist Reply: The term offset refers to the process known as offset lithography which employs a three color dot matrix which can be easily seen using relatively low magnification. The term Giclee' loosely means "spray of ink" which is an inkjet print. The term Iris giclee' was the first high resolution inkjet process that was developed by NASA and used by NOAA to print high resolution weather maps and satellite photos shot from orbiting satellites, and was later used to create fine art prints.

Anonymous Guest 03 Mar 2009

what does offset prints mean?

Stanton Manolakas
Artist Reply: The term offset refers to the process known as offset lithography which employs a three color dot matrix which can be easily seen using relatively low magnification. The term Giclee' loosely means "spray of ink" which is an inkjet print. The term Iris giclee' was the first high resolution inkjet process that was developed by NASA and used by NOAA to print high resolution weather maps and satellite photos shot from orbiting satellites, and was later used to create fine art prints.

Anonymous Guest 03 Mar 2009

what does offset prints mean?

Stanton Manolakas
Artist Reply: The term offset refers to the process known as offset lithography which employs a three color dot matrix which can be easily seen using relatively low magnification. The term Giclee' loosely means "spray of ink" which is an inkjet print. The term Iris giclee' was the first high resolution inkjet process that was developed by NASA and used by NOAA to print high resolution weather maps and satellite photos shot from orbiting satellites, and was later used to create fine art prints.