The Golden Eagle Tavern

Step into the past with The Golden Eagle Tavern, a captivating artwork by the renowned Slim Aarons. Picture yourself in Gaslight Square, St. Louis, around 1959, where a graceful model poses while Roosevelt Sykes, an American blues musician, plays the piano. This masterpiece by Slim Aarons harmoniously combines music, fashion, and the enchanting allure of a nostalgic era.

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Step back in time with “The Golden Eagle Tavern,” an evocative masterpiece by the legendary Slim Aarons. This captivating scene unfolds in Gaslight Square, St. Louis, circa 1959, where a model elegantly poses and American blues musician Roosevelt Sykes tickles the ivories. Slim Aarons has woven a tapestry that is a melodic blend of music, fashion, and the irresistible charm of a bygone era.

Imagine this print gracing your living room wall, infusing it with the glamour and nostalgia of Slim Aarons’ world. It’s a conversational piece that commands attention, yet exudes a subtle sophistication. Your guests will be entranced, not just by the artwork itself, but by the aura it casts—a unique blend of vintage allure and modern elegance.

Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history and culture, encapsulated through the lens of Slim Aarons. This artwork doesn’t just decorate; it transports you, offering a window into a world where style and soul coalesce. It’s more than a poster; it’s an experience, waiting to enrich your life and your home.

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Prints are listed in cm and inches - what will be the size of my print?
We produce prints in both metric (centimetres) and imperial (inches) sizes.
The sizing system being used depends on the product type and the country in which your order is being sent to.
In most cases there are only a few millimetres difference between the metric and imperial conversions.

How does the border affect the size of the print?
The total size of the print will always be the size that you select.
The border if chosen is internal and slightly reduces the image area.

Which paper do you recommend?
Generally Photo Lustre (Semi Gloss) is recommended for most purposes as it is the middle ground between Matte & Gloss. So the colours will still be vibrant, with a lot less glare.