Upper Deck — Fine Art

Upper Deck - 1928 by Charles Sheeler lays out a measured view of a flat roofline. The eye enters at the line where the building top meets the sky. Large open areas sit beside thin shapes of windows and edges.

The fine art print sits on a matte sheet, so the light greys stay soft and the surface stays calm under a lamp. A light frame on a dark wall, a dark frame on a pale wall, or a wood frame beside wooden furniture can follow the room you choose.

In a study, the print hangs above a desk near a reading lamp. From across the desk you see the quiet blocks of the roof. From close by you notice the clean edges of the windows.