Many people do not know that the massive clock on the south facade of Grand Central Terminal contains the largest example of Tiffany glass in the world. This photograph focuses on the "Glory of Commerce" sculptural group, featuring the god Mercury—the Roman messenger of the gods and protector of travelers—surrounded by Hercules and Minerva. Standing 48 feet tall, this monumental work of art serves as the grand entrance to Park Avenue and remains the historic heart of New York transit.

Richard Silver’s lens captures the intricate textures of the limestone and the subtle colors of the clock face, which measures 13 feet in diameter. The image highlights the incredible craftsmanship of the Beaux-Arts era, bringing the viewer eye-to-eye with the gods that watch over 42nd Street. This print is a sophisticated choice for lovers of history and classical architecture, offering a detailed look at one of New York's most famous and massive outdoor sculptures.

• 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