Saint Mark’s, Locust Street Stretched Canvas Giclée
Price range: $55.00 through $235.00
A giclée print is an elevation in printmaking technology on acid-free archival canvas and stretched over a 3/4″ kiln-dried wood frame. Choose unframed or framed.
Description
Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church, a National Historic Landmark, was completed in 1849 by revered architect John Notman. It is regarded as one of the nation’s finest examples of the Decorated Gothic style of the 13th and 14th centuries. The organ is one of the largest and considered among the best in Philadelphia. At the High Altar, the great east window depicts the Ascension of Christ. To the south of the nave is the Lady Chapel donated and furnished by Rodman Wanamaker in memory of his wife. It contains a world-renowned, gem-encrusted silver altar with nearly 150 individually sculpted saints and scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary. The nave ceiling is the first known example in the United States of a stone vault.
A giclée print is an elevation in printmaking technology. The original oil on canvas is first scanned by the Athenæum of Philadelphia using a sophisticated high-resolution digital scanner with a raking light to capture surface details. The giclée is then printed on acid-free archival canvas and stretched over a 3/4″ kiln-dried wood frame. Choose unframed or framed.
Want a custom size? Different frame? There are many other sizes and frames available, more than we can possibly list here. Contact us and we’ll work with you to create the perfect giclée!
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Additional information
| Size | 8" x 10", 11" x 14", 16" x 20" |
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| Frame | Unframed, 1 3/4" Rustique Walnut |






































































