~ About this Work of Art ~

"Gold Street" was created by Laszlo Tar in 1964. Located downtown, Gold Street is located on the east side, near the Brooklyn Bridge. The pointed building is NOT the Empire State Building -- it is in fact the Woolworth Building.

Before the World Trade Center or the EmpireState Building, there was the Cathedral of Commerce. This was the Woolworth Building – the world’s tallest when built - and for 16 years after. It is said that the Reverend S. Parkes Cadman dedicated the Woolworth Building as a “Cathedral of Commerce” at its official opening on April 23, 1913.

Laszlo Tar would travel (by foot and subway) throughout Manhattan to paint and draw. On this day, over 40 years ago, he found this perfect city skyline, street scene.

The original is a watercolor and the fine print is a perfect replica, signed and numbered by the artist.

- Detail of Artwork -

The print is a Giclée produced on Eclipse (150lb), 100% cotton rag paper using fine pigment inks. Just 90 signed and numbered prints (and 10 Artist Proofs) exist of this lovely work of art!

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