William Walcot's "Park Avenue, New York" is a drypoint print that captures the architectural grandeur and urban energy of one of Manhattan's most prestigious avenues. The work demonstrates Walcot's masterful command of the drypoint technique, using selective line work and tonal variation to convey the soaring facades and bustling street life characteristic of early twentieth century New York. As a Russian born architect and printmaker working in England, Walcot brought a European sensibility to his depictions of American urbanism, making this print a notable example of his architectural printmaking practice.