Interior Print 1

"Interior Print 1" by James Said brings the awe-inspiring architectural interiors of The Met into your space. These photos capture the grandeur of The Met's historic columns, mirroring the neoclassical elegance that has welcomed visitors for over a century. Encased in gray wooden frames with clear glass, each frame measures H. 113 | W. 83 | D. 6.5 cm. Embrace the classical splendor of the Met's iconic interiors and elevate your decor with this timeless tribute.

HISTORIC PROVENANCE

'Interior Print 1' is a black-and-white photograph detailing the elegant Beaux-Arts architecture of The Met Fifth Avenue facade and Great Hall, which opened to the public in 1902. It was designed by the architect Richard Morris Hunt, who was also a founding trustee of the Museum. The beautifully printed image is elegantly framed in a grey wooden frame with glass.