Majestic pillars in a classic building in Havana Cuba | Wall Art
Step into the world of Neoclassicism through my lens. You’re looking at an exquisite photograph capturing the magnificent architecture of the Bank of Nova Scotia building. This monumental structure, erected in 1906, sits at the intersection of Calles O’Really and Calles Cuba in Old Havana, Cuba. A testament to architectural grandeur, the building showcases the pillars of Neoclassicism—literally and metaphorically.
The columns in the photograph, towering and robust, symbolize the building’s Roman detail, echoing the majesty of an era long gone. It’s not merely a snapshot; it’s a moment frozen in time, a piece of history immortalized. The pillars, grand in scale and detail, tell a tale of architectural brilliance and the city’s vibrant past.
You’re not just acquiring a photograph. You’re bringing home a piece of Havana, a slice of history. The prints are museum-grade, hand-signed by me on the reverse side. It’s not just a signature; it’s a seal of authenticity accompanied by a certificate.
The prints are crafted meticulously, ensuring sharp precision, smooth transitions, deep blacks, intricate details, and vibrant hues. We use the highest museum-quality paper, acid-free 100% Archival Photo Paper, and archival inks, promising a lifetime warranty against fading.
Remember, we only offer the image. Frames are not part of the package. But don’t let that dissuade you. In its raw form, the photograph is a story unto itself, unbounded and free. It doesn’t need a frame; it requires a viewer, a connoisseur like you.
All prints come with free global delivery. It’s our way of sharing my vision, my art with the world. Plus, we offer a 14-day satisfaction guarantee, promising a complete reimbursement if required. A deal, a guarantee, a promise of quality, all rolled into one.
© Dan Kosmayer, 2017
