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Chicago Coffee (Chicago Illinois)

Image Details Pixel Width: 23653 Pixel Height: 11060 Megapixels: 262 Images in Panorama:
Location Details Place: City: Chicago State: Illinois Country: USA
Cloud Gate, also known as "The Bean," is a public sculpture located in Chicago's Millennium Park. It is a highly reflective, kidney-shaped stainless steel structure that reflects the Chicago skyline and visitors in its polished surface. The sculpture was designed by the Indian-British artist Anish Kapoor and was unveiled in 2004. It has become a popular tourist attraction and a well-known icon of Chicago. At 66-feet long and 33-feet high, Cloud Gate is the largest public sculpture in Chicago and one of the largest of its kind in the world. Its distinctive shape and bright reflections have made it a popular subject for photography, especially at night when the city lights are reflected in its surface.

This large format panorama also includes elements of the Chicago skyline both in the background and reflecting in the sculpture itself.

Sizes, Prices and Styles

If you require a custom size not shown here we can in most cases crop and resize to your exact specifications. If you require something very large (over 60" in height) we can achieve this by using splits either in a triptych format or however many panels are needed. Please contact us for details.

Direct To Metal Print



Metal: Available Sizes
20" x 50"
(473 DPI)
 
24" x 60"
(394 DPI)
 
30" x 75"
(315 DPI)
 
35" x 86"
(275 DPI)
 
40" x 90"
(263 DPI)
 
43" x 96"
(246 DPI)
 

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Face Mounted Acrylic Print



Acrylic: Available Sizes
20" x 50"
(473 DPI)
 
24" x 60"
(394 DPI)
 
30" x 75"
(315 DPI)
 
35" x 86"
(275 DPI)
 
40" x 90"
(263 DPI)
 
43" x 96"
(246 DPI)
 
48" x 120"
(197 DPI)
 

Check prices at our main site here


HD Metallic Fine Art Print



Print: Available Sizes
20" x 50"
(473 DPI)
 
24" x 60"
(394 DPI)
 
30" x 75"
(315 DPI)
 

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In association with the Crawshay Gallery of Large Format Photography