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34 Ford with city skyline, red 1934 Ford coupe

Robert Redford in 3 Days of the Condor

Silhouette of the Statue of Liberty cut from a 1918 map of NYC. The statue of Liberty was opened in 1886.

Brooklyn Tshirt

A beautiful designer silhouette skyline of New York City, New York in the elegant colors of black, white and a touch of gold. This designer artwork will make your home complete.

This cool and awesome tee shirt features a classic vintage sunset inspired by retro vhs tapes of famous tv shows and movie posters. Skyline including Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, Statue Of Liberty and Freedom Tower.

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Design of my cat's face with our Brooklyn subway stop as his sunglasses.

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Founded in 1980, quintessential New York City label, 99 Records (pronounced “nine-nine,” not “ninety-nine”), was among the most influential independent labels of its time, with an influence still reverberates today. The label’s sound was every bit as distinct and as it was diverse, touching on post-punk, disco, dub reggae and even avant-classical, highlighted by exhilarating experiments in minimalist art-funk, and polyrhythmic grooves. Despite being a shoestring operation run out of a record store, 99 sold an unbelievable number of records with minimal distribution, and was at one point the most successful indie label in New York City.

Located, true to its name, in a parking garage on 84 King Street in Manhattan, Paradise Garage was one of the only clubs ever built for a specific DJ.

Statue of liberty

This shirt is a winner - I guarantee it!

Don't sleep on the Bronx

William Poole

version with New York

Killa Hill Apartments

May 17, 1972 – September 19, 2009

From past the point of no return

Every Stop Pizza

My office plant moved home with me during the pandemic and this became one of the focuses of my paintings in solitude.

Hot and fresh. Representin' NYC!

Fuhgeddaboudit.

Illustration of the Flying NYC Cab in the French science fiction action film Fifth Element.

Washington Square Park is a public park in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan, New York City. Two prominent features are the Washington Square Arch and a large fountain. It includes trees and gardens, children's play areas, paths to stroll on, a chess playing area, park benches, picnic tables, commemorative statuary and two dog runs. This graphic is part of a series.

New York Knicks Robinson 23 Limited Edition

New York Basketball

Carmelo Antony is one of the best NBA basketball players and perhaps the best scorer of all time. He spent most of his career with the New York Knicks, where he left a deep mark. Carmelo retired and left behind one of the best celebrations in NBA history. 3 To The Dome is his most famous celebration that he does after every 3-pointer in the NBA.

The heart of New York City Nightlife. The Danceteria.

New York Design Friends Styled

C'mon, Give It Up. This cute and loveable dancer with a tambourine and the words 'Paradise Garage' tattooed on his arm is for every disco lover out there. Whether on a hoodie, throw blanked or mug, this design is a great gift idea for yourself, a colleague, or a loved one!

Woody Allen and Diane Keaton silhouettes from the great movie "Manhattan"

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Despite crime being at an all-time high in New York City during the mid '70s, the city's Mayor was said to be planning to discharge a substantial number of firefighters and police officers as a budget balancing measure. The Council for Public Safety was a group made up of firemen and policemen, and they published a visitor, pamphlet called "Welcome to Fear City: A Survival Guide for Visitors to the City of New York." with a scary reaper type figure on the cover. They hoped to make NYC seem so terrifying that the thought of laying off police and firefighters would be unconscionable. At least 1 million copies of the pamphlet were printed, and certainly had people second guessing their safety in the Big Apple.

Located in Central Park North, Horton's Bike Shop was at the center of a 'very special episode' of Diff'rent Strokes titled 'The Bicycle Man.' The two parts of the episode aired February 5th and 12th respectively in 1983 and was met with both critical acclaim and shocking disgust by viewers, but managed to spawn the 'very special episode' format for sitcoms, one that features subject matter much more serious than the general comedic tone of the shows.