Fly TWA Chelsea

In the bold, celebratory spirit of David Klein’s mid-century airline posters, Fly TWA: Chelsea reimagines Manhattan’s storied neighborhood in the saturated optimism of the jet age. Though its prominence as New York City’s premier queer enclave has since shifted northward to Hell’s Kitchen, Chelsea remains ground zero for generations who came of age in the late twentieth century. Brownstones, galleries, and Hudson light are elevated to civic icons, while couples move through the streets with easy familiarity. This imagined circa-1960 rendering offers a loving tribute—positioning Chelsea not as a passing chapter, but as an enduring landmark in the cultural map of belonging.Product features

• Gallery-grade 220 gsm acid-free fine art paper for lasting quality
  
• Giclée print quality with REACH-certified inks for rich, accurate color
  
• Smooth matte finish reduces glare and enhances painterly detail
  
• Five sizes
• EUTR-compliant wood sourcing; blank product originates in the UK

In-room mockups typically feature the largest available size and may include matting and framing for illustrative purposes only.