Architectural Illustration: New York City Hall
An elegant, observant watercolour architectural illustration by Christian of Freehandlines, capturing atmosphere, proportion, and the lived character of the building.
Architect’s note: “Hidden beneath this 1803 seat of government—the oldest in continuous use in the U.S.—lies a secret, abandoned subway station renowned for its beautiful tiled arches and chandeliers.”
Printed as a Giclée on archival watercolour paper for longevity and fine detail.