Escape from New York — Metal Print · Hung Tran

Escape from New York by Hung Tran as a Metal Print—sleek, modern, and high-impact. This format is built for bold color, crisp detail, and a clean contemporary presence that reads instantly “gallery.” Choose your size based on your space, from small accents to statement-scale walls.

Best For

• Modern interiors and clean, minimalist spaces
• Feature walls that need strong visual impact
• Bright rooms where you want art to pop
• Collectors who want a sharp, contemporary presentation

Artwork

• Title: Escape from New York
• Artist: Hung Tran
• Format: Metal Print
• Look: Sleek, modern, high-impact finish

Sizes Available (inches)

Select your size from the dropdown on this page. Sizes may include:

• 6 × 4
• 12 × 8
• 18 × 12
• 24 × 16
• 30 × 20
• 36 × 24
• 42 × 28
• 46.5 × 31
• 52.5 × 35
• 58.5 × 39
• 64.5 × 43
• 70.5 × 47

Why Metal

Metal prints deliver a sharp, contemporary look with strong clarity and presence. If you want a clean, modern finish that feels bold and elevated—this is the format.

Shipping & Returns

Orders are processed on business days (closed weekends/holidays). Metal prints are packaged carefully due to their size and presentation to help ensure safe delivery.

Returns: Please follow the store’s metal print return policy. If your piece arrives damaged, contact us promptly so we can help.

Care

• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight for best long-term display.
• Dust gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.
• Avoid harsh cleaners or spraying liquid directly on the surface.

Choose Your Format

If you want a different look, this artwork is also available as a Framed Print, Canvas Print, Photo Print, and Giclée Print.

FAQ

Is it ready to hang?
Yes—this piece is intended to arrive ready for wall display.

How do I choose the right size?
Smaller sizes work well for shelves and tight walls; 30×20 and up are ideal for feature placement; the largest sizes are designed for statement walls.

Will it look exactly like the photos?
Colors may vary slightly between screens and real-life viewing due to display settings and lighting.