Times Square Sky Scrapers

This print looks north from the Empire State Building with the composition slightly left, drawing the eye toward the skyscrapers surrounding Times Square. The buildings rise close together in vertical lines, full of windows, and steel—classic Midtown energy held still in one frame. Behind them, the Hudson River sits calm in the distance, creating a natural backdrop that softens the density of the skyline. The contrast between water and towers gives the image balance, height, and a sense of breathing space behind the city’s brightest core. Construction on the Empire State Building finished in 1931, and for decades it stood as the tallest structure in the world—an anchor of New York’s identity. Times Square, once the center of theaters and newspapers, evolved into one of the most recognizable commercial intersections on the planet, defined by light, advertising, and nonstop movement. The Hudson River has long shaped the western edge of Manhattan, serving as a key waterway for trade, travel, and the development of the city. This print works well in offices, studios, modern living rooms, and spaces that thrive on energy, ambition, and forward motion. The combination of skyline depth and river backdrop makes it perfect for interiors with clean design, urban atmosphere, and appreciation for classic New York verticality.

• Hand-made, solid wood frame
• UV and scratch-resistant acrylic cover
• Edge width of 1.125", depth of 0.75"
• 2" polar white matting
• Sizing: +6.5" to the listed print size
• Ex: 12x18" framed print final size is 18.5x24.5"
• Arrive ready to hang