Henri Silberman Original Poster – Brooklyn Bridge & Twin Towers, New York 1999 (39.3×19.6″ Panoramic)

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Original Henri Silberman Poster – Brooklyn Bridge & Manhattan East Side, 1999
Discover this magnificent original panoramic photograph from 1999 by Henri Silberman. It captures the Brooklyn Bridge as seen from Manhattan’s East Side, with the iconic Twin Towers of the World Trade Center on the horizon.

A true photographic testament to New York from over 25 years ago! The skyline has certainly changed, but the magic and wonder of this incredible city remain intact.
– Format: Large horizontal panoramic poster – 39.37x 19.68in / 100 cm x 50 cm
– Condition: Good overall condition, with some minor marks (mainly on the back – see photos). Sold unframed.
– Inscription at the bottom of the poster: “Brooklyn Bridge Photography © 1999 by Henri Silberman through Leslie Barany Communications NYC © 1999 Wizard e Genius Idealdecor AG Am See/Zurich. Printed in Switzerland.” »

Who is Henri Silberman?
An American photographer born in Paris in 1951, Henri Silberman grew up in Brooklyn, New York. He captures the cities he travels through with a poetic and often nostalgic eye. His black and white photographs highlight skyscrapers, bridges, and parks, revealing the cultural and architectural contrasts of urban life.

Some of his works have historical value, notably his views of the Brooklyn Bridge with the two towers of the now-demolished World Trade Center.

Careful Shipping
– All our precious panoramic posters are carefully rolled, protected by tissue paper, and then placed in a reinforced tube to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
– Signature of the recipient is required upon delivery.

Feel free to explore the extra photos in the top-left corner — just click any of them to see a larger, close-up view!

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