Ceiling, Basilica of St. Louis, Missouri

Artwork MC-3374 · Photograph by Suzanne
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Each photograph is personally captured by Suzanne; prints are made for your selected size and finish.

Behind the photograph

MC-3374 Ceiling, Basilica of St. Louis, Missouri is a striking high-resolution image that captures the basilica’s iconic ceiling in studio-grade detail. Rendered at 6000x4000 pixels with a 1.5:1 aspect ratio and a 22 MiB file size, it’s ready for large-format prints and premium digital displays.

This high-resolution image is ideal for architectural photography, interior design projects, and educational materials. It showcases the rich textures and geometric rhythm of the ceiling, supporting accurate color grading for mood boards, gallery screens, and print catalogs. Perfect for St. Louis architecture enthusiasts, curators, and designers seeking authentic reference imagery.

  • Ultra-high-resolution capture: 6000x4000 pixels with a 1.5:1 aspect ratio
  • Large-format friendly: 22 MiB file size supports crisp prints up to gallery scale
  • Rich detail: highlights ornamental ceiling geometry and wide tonal range
  • Versatile use: wall art, presentations, editorial libraries, and design boards
  • Professionally color-balanced for faithful reproduction

Add this image to your collection today and elevate your next project.

Shipping & production

Prints are made to order and packaged for delivery. Available delivery estimates and shipping costs appear during checkout. Digital images do not require shipping.

Rights & usage

Physical prints are intended for personal display. Digital purchases are subject to the applicable licensing terms.

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