Detroit Abstract Cityscape Print
This print breaks the Motor City into pieces and puts it back together: skyline fragments, street names, and flag elements stacked in a Cubist collage. City Prints borrowed the approach from Picasso, and Detroit’s hard angles take to it well.
- Published by City Prints as part of the Abstract Cityscapes series, a departure from the studio’s usual ultra modern look.
- Composition layers the Detroit skyline, primary street names, flag elements, and landmark photography.
- Up to 20 Detroit landmarks are hidden in the artwork, so it pays off on a second and third look.
- Art print, not a reference map: no scale, coordinates, or labeled city boundaries.
- Unframed copies print on 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper, heavy stock with a metallic shimmer, with the SKU in the top right of the back to help orient it for hanging.
- Poly frame uses black polystyrene molding and skips the glass overlay so the pearlescent paper catches light.
- Wood frame adds a bevel cut acid free white mat under crystal clear acrylic.
- Gallery wrapped canvas prints directly on canvas and stretches over heavy gauge wood stretcher bars, hardware attached.
Office managers hang it in Midtown reception areas, and interior designers use it to anchor a Corktown loft wall or a home office above the desk.











