1930 Grand Central Station, Forty-Second Street, New York City

You are viewing a high quality Giclee fine-art print which is published using only the highest industry standards. All prints from the Brian Merlis collection are printed from the original negative and only released under the strict supervision of dark room expert Brian Merlis himself . All prints are printed on archival paper with deep blacks and bright whites. Each print is plate signed and includes a stamp verifying authenticity of a Brian Merlis edition. Step back into history with one of these high quality prints which will make a fine addition to any art collection.

New York Historian Brian Merlis has been collecting vintage photography from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. He is considered among his peers as an expert in the field and will go to great lengths to research, restore and print quality images. An accomplished traditional printer that uses state of the art techniques to produce an image as close to the original as possible. Having been collecting for over 25 years his collections are impressive and cover just about every area from Brooklyn to Manhattan. Brian has spoke several times at the Brooklyn Historical Society dealing with several topics covering the history of this great city.