"Print 2 Interior" by Eichholtz showcases the exquisite details of The Met's architectural treasures. This print focuses on a column that supports the museum's iconic roof, echoing the neoclassical grandeur of the institution. Enclosed in a grey wooden frame with clear glass. Adorn your space with the timeless elegance of The Met's architectural elements and immerse yourself in the classical beauty of this iconic institution.

HISTORIC PROVENANCEPrint 2 interior is a black-and-white photograph detailing the elegant Beaux-Arts architecture of The Met Fifth Avenue facade and Great Hall, which opened to the public in 1902. It was designed by the architect Richard Morris Hunt, who was also a founding trustee of the Museum. The beautifully printed image is elegantly framed in a grey wooden frame with glass.