Bid now on this one-of-a-kind photographic print from Henry Chalfant's iconic Subway Graffiti Series, a rare opportunity to own a piece of New York City history captured at the height of the graffiti movement. Shot between 1977 and 1980, this panoramic photograph documents the raw visual energy of the New York City subway system during one of the most creatively explosive periods in urban art history. What makes this print especially significant is its provenance within the culture itself: in 2011, it was hand-selected for inclusion in a custom curated collection by celebrated graffiti artist Mare 139, one of the most respected figures in the movement. The print is signed by Chalfant in pencil on the verso. Henry Chalfant (b. 1940) is among the most important documentarians of hip-hop and urban culture.

His photographs are held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. He co-authored Subway Art — widely considered the definitive text on New York graffiti — as well as its global follow-up, Spraycan Art, and co-produced the landmark 1983 documentary Style Wars, which first aired on PBS in 1984.

Designated as a unique edition, this print exists at the intersection of fine art photography, street culture, and social history. For collectors of urban art, hip-hop culture, or New York City history, it represents a singular acquisition that simply cannot be replicated.