Amazon.com: Vanity Fair St. Patrick's Cathedral and Radio City Music Hall Photograph, Framed Print (18x24-inch): Home & Kitchen

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by Vanity Fair

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Product Features

This photograph, by Nickolas Muray, was published in Vanity Fair on 4/1/1933.
Printed on premium semi-matte photo paper, matted and framed in a black or silver 1.25-inch frame.
Manufactured using high quality eco-friendly archival materials.
Finished with a brown paper back, wire and hanger included.

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ASIN: B002CSZ58A

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Having just opened its doors in December 1932, Radio City Music Hall was the talk of the town when Nickolas Muray took this photograph, appearing in the April 1933 Vanity Fair. Muray juxtaposed Radio City's mighty towers, in the background, with a silhouette of the spires of St. Patrick's Cathedral against a spreading dawn, creating a breathtaking image of classic New York City landmarks.