Dorrian's Red Hand
$69.99
Since 1960, Dorrian's Red Hand has been the tavern at Second Avenue and 84th — red-and-white checkered tablecloths, a long wooden bar, and a room full of regulars. The kitchen sticks to hearty Irish-American pub food: the Guinness burger, fish and chips, and a brunch known for corned beef hash and crème brûlée French toast. Opened by Irish immigrant James "Red Dog" Dorrian and still run by his family, it's stayed stubbornly itself for more than sixty years. One of Yorkville's last true neighborhood taverns.
About the Artwork
Celebrate the places that make New York feel like New York. This piece is an original artistic interpretation of one of NYC’s beloved restaurants, created in a rich oil-painting-inspired style that highlights the architecture, character, and neighborhood charm of the storefront. Designed for dining rooms, kitchens, apartments, offices, gallery walls, and anyone who wants a piece of New York at home, each print is a tribute to the restaurants, streets, and memories that define the city.
Materials & Quality
Each piece is printed on heavyweight 285gsm watercolor paper, chosen for its rich texture and premium matte finish. Vivid, long-lasting inks bring out the artwork’s color, depth, and painterly detail while preserving the soft character of the original piece. Every print is made to order through our trusted US-based print partners and carefully produced with attention to color, detail, and finish.
Product Details
• Unframed paper print
• Heavyweight 285gsm watercolor paper
• Premium textured matte finish
• For indoor use
• Made to order by our U.S.-based print partner
• Due to the production process, finished dimensions may vary slightly by up to 1/16 inch
Shipping
Orders are printed and assembled within 2–5 business days. Once shipped, delivery within the United States typically takes 5–10 business days. International delivery typically takes 10–30 business days. Tracking information is sent directly by email as soon as your order ships.
Independent Artwork Notice
This art is an original artistic interpretation created by NYC Restaurant Prints. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or officially connected to the restaurant, its owners, or any related brand.