Harlem Metal Posters

The famous Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem has a fascinating history. Whether you live in the area or desire to celebrate the accomplishments of people from the neighborhood, we have metal prints you might enjoy. The area was originally a Dutch village in 1658 and was named after a city in the Netherlands. Harlem is divided into east, west and central regions and has 45 structures listed under the National Register of Historic Places.

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Billie Holiday Portrait

$68

Robert F. Kennedy Bridge In New York

$85

New York Watercolor Word Cloud map

$71

Billie Holiday #2

$68

Harlem Hilton

$71

Wilt Chamberlain as a Member of the Harlem Globetrotters #1

$75

Harlem New York Night Clubs Map 1932

$76

Harlem Valley, Winter - Digital Remastered Edition

$62

Taking a Snooze

$89

Gotham City

$76

The Harlem Hellfighters - 369th Infantry Regiment - WW1 1919

$66

The Pied Piper Of Harlem, Cassius Clay

$97

Harlem Cotton Club New York

$66

Rescued from Aqueduct fire

$80

Martha And The Vandellas At The Apollo

$96

High Bridge, Harlem River, 1912

$66

Harlem Hellfighters

$66

Dual Torn Collection - Harlem

$73

Couple Dancing At Savoy Ballroom, Harlem, 1947

$66

Moving Van Men On Strike

$83

It Happened in Harlem

$80

Hyacinthus 'city Of Harlem' Flowers

$101

New York City Vintage Subway Stops with Map

$86

Harlem

$92

Traffic In Harlem

$96

Harlem In 1956

$96

P Diddy - Stylised Etching Pop Art Poster

$71

Supper Time, C.1940

$66

Willie Mays Playing Stickball

$94

Strivers Row In Harlem Nyc

$138

The Bronx New York Vintage Map 1917

$63

Alwyn Court Building 3498

$80

Manhattan NY City Vector Road Map Blue Text

$66

Landscape Near The Harlem River Circa 1913 Oil On Cardboard

$66

Spring Night over Harlem River

$66

Harlem Dance Theatre #2

$93

Harlem Woman, 1945

$66

1 - 37 of 37 harlem metal posters for sale grouped by artist

The famous Manhattan neighborhood of Harlem has a fascinating history. Whether you live in the area or desire to celebrate the accomplishments of people from the neighborhood, we have metal prints you might enjoy. The area was originally a Dutch village in 1658 and was named after a city in the Netherlands. Harlem is divided into east, west and central regions and has 45 structures listed under the National Register of Historic Places.