Original oil painting-inspired artwork captures the architecture and ambiance of Minetta Tavern for a unique cityscape piece
Premium cotton polyester blend canvas ensures vivid color, strong color depth, and a textured fine art feel
Sustainably sourced pinewood frame in multiple colors and sizes offers durability and gallery-ready presentation
Ready to hang with included sawtooth hardware for easy installation
Made to order in the United States for quality assurance and local craftsmanship
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Minetta Tavern has anchored a corner of MacDougal Street since 1937, when it opened as a speakeasy-turned-tavern that drew writers like Ernest Hemingway, e.e. cummings, and Eugene O'Neill through its doors. It closed in 2008 after decades of decline before restaurateur Keith McNally bought and revived it in 2009, shifting the menu from it
