Captured from above Narragansett Bay, this aerial photograph showcases the Claiborne Pell Newport Bridge bathed in the golden light of a Rhode Island sunrise. The sun crests just beyond the bridge's iconic towers, casting a warm reflection across the still waters of the East Passage. Every detail of the suspension cables, roadway deck, and gothic-style towers is revealed in crisp clarity from this unique vantage point that few ever get to see.

Originally built to replace a ferry service, the Newport Bridge opened to traffic on June 28, 1969, after three years of construction. It remains the longest suspension bridge in New England, with towers rising 400 feet above the water and a main span stretching over 1,600 feet. Renamed in 1992 in honor of longtime U.S. Senator Claiborne Pell of Newport, the bridge was featured on the Rhode Island state quarter in 2001 and has been a defining symbol of the Ocean State for over half a century. This print brings that history and beauty into your home.

This satin poster brings all your artwork and ideas to life on top-tier quality satin paper. With a low-glare satin finish, your custom artwork can be exquisitely showcased in any indoor environment. Available in multiple sizes to best match your vision.

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