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Looking straight up the facade of Chicago's former Standard Oil Building, two immense walls of dark stone converge around a narrow ribbon of glass. The building's sharp geometry draws the eye toward a vanishing point high above, where its monumental scale dissolves into the pale sky. A study in symmetry, perspective, and the imposing architecture of the city.
Edition Details
Each photograph is offered in a limited edition of 25 prints total across all sizes, signed and individually numbered. Pricing increases as the edition sells through, with the current price determined by edition number and selected size. Prints are made with archival pigment inks on museum-quality fine-art paper and include signed edition documentation.
Looking straight up the facade of Chicago's former Standard Oil Building, two immense walls of dark stone converge around a narrow ribbon of glass. The building's sharp geometry draws the eye toward a vanishing point high above, where its monumental scale dissolves into the pale sky. A study in symmetry, perspective, and the imposing architecture of the city.
Edition Details
Each photograph is offered in a limited edition of 25 prints total across all sizes, signed and individually numbered. Pricing increases as the edition sells through, with the current price determined by edition number and selected size. Prints are made with archival pigment inks on museum-quality fine-art paper and include signed edition documentation.
