ART STYLE: Mid-century Latin poster art — inspired by vintage New York city illustration and Latin neighbourhood culture
Where Latin America came to New York and made it theirs. Manhattan at midnight — but not just any Manhattan. This is El Barrio, Spanish Harlem, the neighbourhood where Latin culture took root in the greatest city on earth and transformed it forever. The skyline blazes with gold lit windows, fire escapes climb the tenement buildings, water towers stand on rooftops, and a Puerto Rican flag hangs proudly from a fire escape. This is the New York that Latin culture built — the New York of mambo, of salsa, of the Nuyorican poets and the bodegas and the street corners where the music never stopped.
Part of Las Ciudades del Ritmo — a four-city original art series celebrating the cities that gave the world its greatest rhythms.
• Size: 8×10" (20×25cm) — fits standard frames
• Print quality: 300dpi — museum grade
• Paper: Premium matte fine art paper
• Original artwork — exclusive to 4youii
• Unframed — ready to frame in any standard 8×10" frame
• Free shipping included
• Part of the Las Ciudades del Ritmo series
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Opacity: 94%
• ISO brightness: 104%
• Paper is sourced from Japan
Design details:
• Manhattan skyline with spires and red antenna lights
• El Barrio tenement buildings with fire escapes
• Water towers on rooftops — iconic NYC detail
• Puerto Rican flag on fire escape
• Wet street gold reflections
• Street lights with electric yellow glow
• Talavera tile border in midnight and gold
• El Barrio — Spanish Harlem
Collect all four cities in the Las Ciudades del Ritmo series — San Juan, Havana, Cali and New York — and own the complete story of how Latin culture shaped the world.
Every 4youii print is an original design celebrating Latin culture, warmth and identity. Produced fresh to order on premium fine art paper. No mass production. No generic prints. Just original art for Latin culture lovers.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
