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Art Deco Detroit — Museum-Quality Prints

Detroit built its skyline in the age of Art Deco, when the auto money was new and the towers reached for it. The Guardian, the Fisher, the Penobscot rose in that decade, carved in stone and colored tile, and they still set the shape of downtown. These are museum-quality prints of those buildings, each one photographed by Andrew Petrov.

Fisher Building — historic landmark photograph, 1928 Albert Kahn Art Deco, 3011 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, MI 48202. Photo by Andrew Petrov

Fisher Building

1928 · Albert Kahnfrom $100
Guardian Building — historic landmark photograph, 1929 Wirt C. Rowland (Smith, Hinchman & Grylls) Art Deco, 500 Griswold St, Detroit, MI. Photo by Andrew Petrov

Guardian Building

1929 · Wirt C. Rowland (Smithfrom $100
Aerial view of Lee Plaza under renovation, with a rainbow over the Detroit skyline, June 2026

Lee Plaza Apartments

1929 · Charles Noblefrom $100
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Addition — historic landmark photograph, 1929 Hinchtnatt dr Grylls Art Deco, 882 Oakman Boulevard, Detroit, MI. Photo by Andrew Petrov

Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Addition

1929 · Hinchtnatt dr Gryllsfrom $100
Penobscot Building — historic landmark photograph, 1928 Smith, Hinchman, and Grylls (Wirt Rowland) Art Deco, 645 Griswold St, Detroit, MI 48226. Photo by Andrew Petrov

Penobscot Building

1928 · Smithfrom $100
Whitmore Plaza — architectural photograph, 1928 Weidmaier and Gay Art Deco, 300 Whitmore Rd., Detroit. Photo by Andrew Petrov

Whitmore Plaza

1928 · Weidmaier and Gayfrom $100
WWJ transmitter building — historic landmark photograph, 1936 Clarence E. Day Art Deco, 12700 West Eight Mile Road, Oak Park, Michigan, Detroit. Photo by Andrew Petrov

WWJ transmitter building

1936 · Clarence E. Dayfrom $100
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