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The NYC Art Deco Chase Bank Entrance, Chrysler Building (1930)
$110
A remarkable Art Deco detail from the Chrysler Building in New York City, showing the Chase Bank entrance on 405 Lexington Avenue. This photograph highlights the sleek geometry and decorative glass and steel screens designed to harmonize with William Van Alen’s iconic skyscraper.
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© Ikonographia / Roberto Bigano
Completed in 1930, the Chrysler Building is among the most celebrated Art Deco landmarks in New York City, representing the height of the Jazz Age’s architectural imagination. The Chase Bank entrance, located at 405 Lexington Avenue, features a door framed by geometric metalwork and stylized motifs typical of the era’s fascination with modernity and motion. The decorative metalwork was created under the direction of architect William Van Alen.
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