11 x 17 Denver Art Museum Illustration By Karl Krumpholz

The Denver Art Museum is one of the most architecturally striking buildings in the country, and Karl Christian Krumpholz captures it perfectly. This illustration, signed and dated June 2020, centers on the Frederic C. Hamilton Building — Daniel Libeskind's razor-sharp, geometric expansion inspired by the peaks of the Rocky Mountains — with the original Gio Ponti-designed Martin Building visible to the right. The bold blue tones, dramatic shadows radiating from the street, and the golden sculpture in the foreground make this one of Karl's most striking urban pieces.

Printed on 100lb matte cover stock, this 11x17 print brings the energy and architecture of Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood right to your wall. A must-have for art lovers, architecture fans, and anyone proud to call Denver home.

About the Artist:

Karl Christian Krumpholz is a Denver-based cartoonist and illustrator best known for his documentary-style urban sketches and the acclaimed comic series 30 Miles of Crazy! and The Denver Bootleg. Originally from the East Coast, Karl has spent over a decade capturing the fleeting architecture, neon signs, and gritty characters of Denver — especially along the legendary Colfax Avenue. His book Queen City was a History Finalist in the 2022 Colorado Book Awards.