Rear Window Shoot

Rear Window Shoot captures a rare behind-the-scenes collaboration between Slim Aarons and Alfred Hitchcock in 1950s New York City. Commissioned by Hitchcock himself to aid in set design for his legendary film 'Rear Window,' this photograph reveals the rear facade of a building inspired by the homes of Life magazine writers. The architectural details and urban landscape showcase the meticulous attention that went into creating one of cinema's most iconic settings, where every window and fire escape played a role in the film's suspenseful narrative.

Transform your space with Rear Window Shoot, where cinematic history meets architectural photography in a conversation piece that captivates film aficionados and design enthusiasts alike. This print brings a sophisticated layer of mid-century New York elegance to your walls, creating an atmosphere where Hollywood's golden age intersects with urban architectural beauty. Slim Aarons offers you more than a photograph; he provides a window into the creative process behind one of cinema's masterpieces, enriching your environment with depth and cultural significance that resonates with visitors who appreciate both film history and timeless design.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. Let this remarkable piece bring the elegance of 1950s Hollywood and architectural photography into your home, transforming your walls into a gallery of cinematic history.