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Posted 1 year ago
treece76
(22 items)
I won these prints on Ebay. They were rescued from someone's estate auction that happened to have been forgotten about. I wanted these prints so that I could frame them for my husband's office who is a Cincinnati native. We are both mid-30's(I lived there for 7 years and for me, I will always say, It's a wonderful place to visit, horrible place to live.) When these arrived they still smelled like the oldest books from a library. When my husband saw them he remarked that as a child, he remembered seeing these prints in a doctor's office. I was so pleased that I found something that brought back memories for him.
print 1: Skyline of Cincinnati 1841
print 2: Skyline of Cincinnati 1880
print 3: Skyline of Cincinnati 1945
The prints are not pink in color, I apologize for that. I was wearing a red jacket so the light must have projected off of my jacket when I took the picture.
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
these are great!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks doll!
thanks hedgewalker ;D
I like the pink,lol