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The proper name for this Beaux-Arts landmark is Grand Central Terminal because major NYC train lines originate and terminate there. Built back in 1913, it was saved from demolition by Jacqueline Kennedy in the 1960s.


Title: Grand Central Station II
Frame: Satin Black - 1.25in
Mat: Smooth White/Silver Mist

A misty, damp fog envelops you as you stare at the Pont des Arts as captured in this black and white photographic print.The esteemed Michael Kenna takes you to a serene morning in Paris with this black and white print of the pedestrian Pont des Arts. Captured in the water are the quiet reflections of this early 19th century bridge. With the fog rolling in, the sun abandons any attempt to portray the texture of the hard iron bridge or of the chill water creating an ideal setting for any photographer wishing to produce a soft image. Double-matted in white and pure white, the black satin 1.25-inch wood frame accentuates the dark reflections of the powerful legs of the bridge reaching deep into the river.Stroll along the Parisian riverside every day with this beautiful black and white print.

Alan Blaustein's style evokes the photography of earlier times. He travels Europe taking pictures in black and white in order to best capture the tones and textures he is looking for. Here the viewer is able to peek through an ornate metal-work gate to the greenery of an inner courtyard.Artist: Alan BlausteinTitle: Venezia, ItaliaFrame: Black with Beaded Edge and Patina -1Mat: Weatherwood/Natural

Artist: Ney Tait FraserTitle: Two LiliesFrame: 2 compo - satin blackMat: Smooth White/Charcoal

Fine art photographer Sondra Wampler's first art exhibit was at the age of nine and she began exploring photography at the age of sixteen. Her delicate use of the lens captures this typewriter with the romantic nostalgia that can only be achieved in black and white.


Artist: Sondra Wampler
Title: Typewriter
Frame: Black with Beaded Edge and Patina -1in
Mat: Warm Grey/White Linen

One of the most famous French photographers, Robert Doisneau loved to capture people in spontaneous moments on the streets of Paris. Time slows down for one couple and the city rushes by around them in his best known photograph - Kiss By the Hotel De Ville.Artist: Robert DoisneauTitle: Le Baiser De l'Hotel De VilleFrame: Black with Romanesque Detail - 1.4 inchMat: White Linen/Maroon

Add a touch of true sophistication with this striking black and white by English born photographer Brian David Stevens.Artist: Brian David StevensTitle: LeafFrame: Rounded, Black Satin - 0.75-in. woodMat: White Linen

Another arresting view of Scripps Pier, a photograph belonging to the centennial collection created by Adams, for the commemoration of the University of California s first one hundred years.

Artist: Ansel Adams
Title: Birds on a Beach, Evening, 1966
Frame: Burnished Silver with Black Undertones--1.3in
Mat: Smooth White/Smooth Black