This is a vintage architectural rendering by Pennsylvania architect Charles F. Rabenold (1883-1968). Done in watercolor and ink, it depicts the proposed design for the Township Building and Police Station of Abington Township, PA which was ultimately built in 1955. We’ve archivally framed this piece in a matte black wood profile from Studio Moulding, “Bruxelles” mat by Crescent Brands, and TruVue 99% UV filtering “Conservation” glass.

This postcard was hand-painted and signed by Italian artist Manuel Di Chiara. Part of his “Mediterranea” series, each piece is created exclusively in ink, capturing the spirit of his native island of Ischia and the landscapes of Southern Italy. We’ve archivally presented this piece as a float mount in a matte white wood profile from Studio Moulding, matting by Artique (Larson Juhl), and TruVue 99% UV filtering and anti-reflective “Museum” glass.

This is a signed and numbered limited edition print from an original watercolor by Howard N Watson (1929-2022), which captures the sunrise over the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Watson was an African-American watercolorist, illustrator, landscape artist, and teacher. Known for his impressionistic style, he often depicted the historical buildings, neighborhoods, streets, and iconic landmarks of the Philadelphia region. We’ve presented this piece in our archival and economically priced “Artist Special” package, with a painted bevel mat upgrade.

This is a signed and numbered limited edition print from an original watercolor by Howard N Watson (1929-2022) which depicts an iconic view of Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row in wintertime. Watson was a celebrated African-American watercolorist, illustrator, landscape artist, and teacher. Known for his impressionistic style, he often depicted the historical buildings, neighborhoods, streets, and landmarks of the Philadelphia region. We’ve presented this piece in our archival and economically priced “Artist Special” package.