In 1968, the Container Corporation of America came out with a series of posters entitled 'Aspects of New York City.' They were hung in parks, subways, neighborhood clubs, and churches with the goal of improving the quality of the city's public surroundings. Today, the ten-poster series is so well-regarded that a full set is residing in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. This original print represents the Lincoln Center, creating the essence of a ballet dancer out of the overexposed arch of her movements.

Artist: Giulio Cittato

Printer: Seaward-Edward Corporation

Condition: Fair, some damage throughout