Lever Bros Building

Lever Bros Building captures a defining moment in 1953 on Park Avenue, where the pioneering Lever House stands as a monument to modernist vision. Designed by architectural masters Skidmore, Owings and Merrill and completed in 1951 as headquarters for Lever Bros Company, this glass and steel tower marked a revolutionary shift in American architecture. Slim Aarons photographed this architectural marvel at the height of its cultural impact, when the building's innovative curtain wall design and open plaza challenged every convention of Manhattan's urban landscape. The image reveals the building's elegant proportions against the classic Park Avenue streetscape, where mid-century optimism meets architectural daring in every line and reflection.

This print transforms your space into a gallery of mid-century sophistication, where Lever Bros Building creates an instant dialogue between past and present. Imagine this photograph commanding your living room wall, its retro charm seamlessly blending with contemporary aesthetics while adding layers of architectural history and cultural significance. Slim Aarons masterfully captured the zeitgeist of an era when American design led the world, and this piece becomes more than decoration. Your guests discover themselves drawn to the photograph's subtle details, from the bustling street life of 1950s Manhattan to the revolutionary architectural elements that defined a generation. Each viewing reveals new dimensions of this iconic building and the extraordinary moment when modernism changed the American skyline forever.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This remarkable photograph delivers visual appeal, historical significance, and a testament to the vision that shaped modern architecture. Transform your space today with this elegant capture of an iconic era and location.