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Fine art photography · Daniel Stauch · New York
Flatiron
The Flatiron Building stands empty at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Its unusual triangular form reminded New Yorkers of a flat iron – hence the name. When it was completed in 1902, some even believed the slender building might topple in strong winds.
- ArtistDaniel Stauch
- LocationNew York
- SeriesNew York
- TechniqueFine Art Print · Hahnemühle Photo Rag · mounted on Dibond
- EditionLimited per size · numbered · signed
- CertificateCertificate of authenticity signed by the artist
- DeliveryPick-up in Stuttgart or worldwide shipping · framed on request
About the artist
Daniel Stauch is a photographer, curator and the founder of Gallery Stauch. For more than 23 years he has worked for international museums, cultural institutions, architecture firms and brands. His fine art work shows architecture and urban spaces – reduced to form, space and light. More about Daniel →


