Built between 1843 and 1851 by architect Henri Labrouste, the Sainte-Geneviève Library is a masterpiece of 19th-century engineering. Its grand reading room is famous for its slender cast-iron columns and ornate ironwork arches that support a soaring ceiling, housing a collection of over two million volumes of historic knowledge.

Captured with Richard Silver’s signature eye for symmetry, this photograph highlights the iconic green reading lamps and the rhythmic architecture of the space. This fine art print is the perfect anchor for a home library or a sophisticated professional office, bringing a timeless "Dark Academia" aesthetic to any wall.

• Paper Options: Matte, Luster or Glossy

• Printed on Moab and/or Hahnemuhle papers

• Each Edition comes with a Signed and Numbered COA

• Other Sizes are available upon request

 ACRYLIC PRINTS 

• Face mounted acrylics are printed on Satin Luster paper and face mounted to the back of  ¼” acrylic panels with a polished edge

• Glare - The crystal clear surface will have a level of shine and reflection which provides the ultimate in sleek and modern looks

• NO-Glare - Unlike the highly-polished shine acrylic, reflection control is useful for environments in which direct light sources might create distracting glare

• Each Edition comes with a Signed and Numbered COA

• Other Sizes are available upon request