George Washington Statue, Albany — Fine Art Print

Black and White Architectural Photography Print of Albany, New York

In this black and white photograph, the George Washington Statue is seen from behind, facing the New York State Capitol as winter fog settles across the grounds. The figure stands steady and unyielding, cane in hand, while the building beyond dissolves into light and atmosphere.

The photograph is less about monumentality than endurance. Washington’s posture suggests patience rather than command, a quiet persistence shaped by time, weather, and distance. The fog softens the scene, allowing the space between statue and structure to carry as much weight as the forms themselves.

This black and white fine art print is intended for collectors drawn to photographs that favor stillness over spectacle—images that speak through restraint, history, and the quiet presence of place rather than overt symbolism.

Limited Edition Archival Pigment Prints are hand signed/numbered on museum quality archival fine art Hahnemuhle Baryta paper. In my opinion there is no better medium to print and display fine art photographs on. Its surface is smooth with a subtle texture, and a slightly warm base that produces very pleasing B&W prints reminiscent of platinum prints and meets the highest industry standards regarding density, color gamut, color graduation, and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper.

Editions:

24”x36” - Edition of 45

36”x48” - Edition of 25

40”x60” - Edition of 10

Open edition prints are made using high quality acid free paper. Pearl-like crystals give the prints a specific luster, creating a distinctive pearl-like appearance, which is sure to capture your attention. This lustre surface offers sharp detail, high intensity colors, and a distinctive pearl-like appearance.

Return Policy - all prints can be returned for a full refund within 30 days. If they are not to your liking or damaged in shipment, I’ll provide a new print or pay for the cost of return.