Andrew Garn is a Fulbright-winning photographer and author of New York by Neighborhood. Eric P. Nash is the author of SoHo New York and was a researcher for the New York Times for twenty-five years, where he wrote more than 100 articles

"New York Art Deco makes the case for the city’s status as the world’s capital for design’s most deliciously flamboyant period, with examples ranging from Manhattan’s Empire State and Chrysler buildings to lesser known treasures in Brooklyn and the Bronx." —ELLE DECOR"Rizzoli’s new book New York Art Deco presents deco flora and fauna both familiar and obscure, from the winged urns of the Chrysler Building to the decorative ironwork antelopes that sit atop the door to 7 Gracie Square" —NEW CRITERION"Packed with closeup views of dazzling details by photographer Andrew Garn, this new book allows an intimate look at 59 buildings in the city." —BROENSTONER

Andrew Garn is a Fulbright-winning photographer and author of New York by Neighborhood. Eric P. Nash is the author of SoHo New York and was a researcher for the New York Times for twenty-five years, where he wrote more than 100 articles

"New York Art Deco makes the case for the city’s status as the world’s capital for design’s most deliciously flamboyant period, with examples ranging from Manhattan’s Empire State and Chrysler buildings to lesser known treasures in Brooklyn and the Bronx." —ELLE DECOR"Rizzoli’s new book New York Art Deco presents deco flora and fauna both familiar and obscure, from the winged urns of the Chrysler Building to the decorative ironwork antelopes that sit atop the door to 7 Gracie Square" —NEW CRITERION"Packed with closeup views of dazzling details by photographer Andrew Garn, this new book allows an intimate look at 59 buildings in the city." —BROENSTONER

Andrew Garn is a Fulbright-winning photographer and author of New York by Neighborhood. Eric P. Nash is the author of SoHo New York and was a researcher for the New York Times for twenty-five years, where he wrote more than 100 articles

"New York Art Deco makes the case for the city’s status as the world’s capital for design’s most deliciously flamboyant period, with examples ranging from Manhattan’s Empire State and Chrysler buildings to lesser known treasures in Brooklyn and the Bronx." —ELLE DECOR"Rizzoli’s new book New York Art Deco presents deco flora and fauna both familiar and obscure, from the winged urns of the Chrysler Building to the decorative ironwork antelopes that sit atop the door to 7 Gracie Square" —NEW CRITERION"Packed with closeup views of dazzling details by photographer Andrew Garn, this new book allows an intimate look at 59 buildings in the city." —BROENSTONER