These are simply the best posters available! You will be thrilled with the image quality, vivid colors, fine paper, and unique subjects. OUR POSTERS ARE SIZED FOR STANDARD OFF-THE-SHELF FRAMES, WITH NO CUSTOM FRAMING REQUIRED, PROVIDING HUGE COST SAVINGS!This beautiful reproduction poster has been re-mastered from an original advertising poster for the Boston and Maine Railroad’s “Snow Train” excursions to ski resorts in the northeast.The vibrant colors and detail of this classic image have been painstakingly brought back to life to preserve a great piece of history.The high-resolution image is printed on heavy archival photo paper, on a large-format, professional giclée process printer. The poster is shipped in a rigid cardboard tube, and is ready for framing.The 13″x19″ format is an excellent image size that looks great as a stand-alone piece of art, or as a grouped visual statement. These posters require no cutting, trimming, or custom framing, and a wide variety of these frames are readily available at your local craft or hobby retailer, and online.A great vintage print for your home, shop, or business!HISTORY OF THE BOSTON & MAINE RAILROADThe Boston and Maine Railroad began with the idea of constructing a continuous inland route between Boston and Portland, the Boston and Maine Railroad gradually gained control of other lines until the B&M system linked hundreds of cities, towns, and villages in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York.Shipments of grain, ice, lumber, meat and produce over its rails contributed to the expansion of Boston as a market center and a great seaport. The B&M and its predecessor companies made possible the development of New England’s manufacturing cities and eliminated the crushing isolation of life in the country. For most communities it became the link to the outside world. It also found markets for the products of each town’s industry and in return brought to every locality the whole range and variety of goods that were the fruit of the Industrial Revolution.The Boston & Maine Railroad was the successor to the Andover and Wilmington Railroad which opened in 1836. Over the next 65 years the B&M gained control (through lease, purchase, or stock ownership) of the Eastern, Boston and Lowell, Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers, Concord & Montreal, Connecticut River, Fitchburg, Portland and Rochester, and Worcester and Nashua railroads, most of which themselves were agglomerations of shorter, earlier roads. All had their main lines and branches that wove a tight web of steel through northern Massachusetts, southern Maine, the state of New Hampshire, and eastern New York and Vermont. At its peak B&M maintained over 2,300 route miles of track, 1,200 steam locomotives, and a force of 28,000 employees. The road’s principal shops were located at North Billerica, Mass. and Concord, N.H. Major freight yards were built at Boston, East Deerfield, Rigby, and Mechanicville.Developing Tourism The B&M led the charge for the development of tourism in New England. The delights of Lake Winnipesaukee and the White Mountains, the promotion of seacoast resorts, and the romantic attractions of New England’s historic places were captured in B&M view-books, magazines, and extensive newspaper advertising. In the 1930s and 1940s the Boston and Maine Snow Trains were a major boost to the development of the winter sports business. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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Rusty – Art Print on Thin Canvas, 11 inches x14 inches, Ready to hang
Title: “Rusty” A rusty chain anchor chain sits as part of a small monument to Lake Union boating. Seattle, Washington. Fine Art Canvas Wraps are printed directly onto museum-quality canvas material using high-quality archival inks. A Lustre laminate coating (giving the print a semi-gloss sheen) is applied to protect the surface of the print. Arrives ready to hang with a wire hanger. This item has been printed, and will be shipped as soon as payment is verified. ———————————— Explore more of my work: ~~ Website: http://www.erinkohlenberg-photography.com/~~ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/erinkphoto42/ Please note that colors on printed products may vary slightly from your computer due to differences in monitors. ————————————All images: ©Erin Enterprises LLC, ©Erin Kohlenberg Photography, and ©Erin Kohlenberg.————————————
Oil Painting Digital Image 4K Picture Photo Wallpaper background Deaktop Art #1
NO PHYSICAL PHOTO. IT’S A DIGITAL PRODUCT. DONE BY DOWNLOADING THE FILE.Digital Image Photo Wallpaper Background Image The digital product is delivered via e-mail. Please include your email address or other queries in the comments section when purchasing this product. No physical item is supplied. This element is a digital download, a 300 dpi PNG file with a size of 3840 x 2160 pixels. The image you receive does not contain watermarks or text, providing a clean canvas for your personal use. Once you have completed your purchase, you are entitled to use this image for your own purposes. Once your payment is processed, expect the photo to be sent within 24 hours to your eBay message. Please enter your email address in the comments section at… I will be happy to leave you a review in response to your feedback, thank you
Hippolyte Arnoux -Large Cabinet Card Albumen Photograph Women of Port Said Egypt
Hippolyte Arnoux -Large Cabinet Card Albumen Photograph Women of Port Said Egypt Click images to enlarge Description Offered here is an original albumen photograph circa 1880 by French photographer Hippolyte Arnoux, depicting two women of Port Said, Egypt. Image measures ~10 1/4 x 8 1/4 inches. The overall mount size is ~14 x 11 inches. Photograph is in fair condition with obvious waterstaining along bottom edge of image. There are also scattered insect bites within image. ———– Get images that make Supersized seem small.Showcase your items with Auctiva’s Listing Templates! THE simple solution for eBay sellers.
Digital art photography- Kissimmee, Florida Street, 1965 Flower Power Truck,
This item IS NOT a physical Item and will not ship physically. It is a digital file of a photograph I took on a Kissimmee, Florida street and then digitally added the flowers to the original photograph of what I believe is a 1965 Chevrolet Panel Truck. I am the photographer and intellectual property owner for this copyrighted image. I created the original image using my Nikon D7200 Digital camera on April 21, 2023 and then composed the final image on May 5, 2023. The digital file being sold is 6008 X4008 pixels in width and heighth with a resolution of 300 DPI (dots per inch). Upon recieving payment I will send your digital file to the email address associated with your eBay account. The printing format is for a landscape photograph. This item for sale is for personal use only and may not be used for commercial purposes without my express written permission. I believe that it will provide you with much pleasure.
Photograph on matte photo paper ‘Winter reflection in a river’. 4×6 in (10x15cm)
Framed printed photograph on matte photo paper ‘Winter reflection in a river’. 4×6 in. (10×15 cm). Photographed in 2021.there are an example of magnifique and formidable paysage, landscape. It is sunny reflection in a river in winter. The temperature was approximately -2 -5 in that day. Photograph is made in Dnipro city (Ukraine) The view with without frame you can see on the photo above. Photograph is printed on matte photo paper. The material of frame is plastic It is possible to send this framed photo in more than 1 example/number
Sierra Nevada Alabama Hills Lone Pine Creek California Poster Photo Print SN06
The granite Alabama Hills on the left and the eastern Sierra Nevada, upstream of Lone Pine, California on Lone Pine Creek. This photo was taken with a 45 megapixel Nikon D850. It will be printed upon your purchase on “Lustre” (semi-gloss with a slight texture) paper. It will be drop-shipped to you. The caption will not be printed unless you message me that you want it. You may not copy the print, however. And of course, the “Sample” text will not appear on your print. Thanks for buying my photography, and please check my feedback on previous prints.
American Photographer Joan Almond Platinum Palladium Photo Print. 2004. Signed
For sale is a wonderful platinum palladium photograph print by the highly regarded and acclaimed American Photographer Joan Almond (1935 – 2021) Artist: Joan Almond (1935-2021): Title:Hawser Resting, Louisbourg Fort, Cape Breton Medium: Platinum palladium print Date: 2004, Signed: Yes Edition: 4/2 An exceptional example of her award-winning work. Professionally gallery, framed and married under glass. Condition: Very good Measurements Framed – 21” x 17” Sight Size – 5 3/4” x 4 1/2” Joan Almond (June 3, 1935 – August 28, 2021) was an American photographer, exhibiting since 1987. Almond was a photographer for John Cassavetes' 3 Plays of Love & Hate and was also involved in many of Cassavetes' projects that her brother, Bo Harwood, was involved in. Almond was an archival photographer for Charles Kiselyak's book and film A Constant Forge (2000) about the 3 Plays of Love & Hate and Cassavetes' life. The first exhibition of Almond's black-and-white photos was a collection of 55 photos, Jerusalem: The Gathering of Nations (1987), presented at the Saidye Bronfman Centre in Montreal. The photos in this show were selected from the over 10,000 photos (b/w and color) Almond had taken while on a photo assignment for the architect, Moshe Safdie for his book The Harvard Jerusalem Studio. Saidye had hired a team as part of a large urban design project in Jerusalem and approximately 150 of Almond's photos were selected to illustrate this book. In 1998, the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada purchased eight of Almond's platinum and palladium photographic prints: Shadows and Shoes, Tinehir, Morocco (1985); A Room of her Own, Darman, India (1996); Tiger Beware, Udaipur, India (1996); Cool Passage, Farafra, Egypt (1987); Kitchen, Farafra, Egypt (1987); Algerian Villager, Bousaanda, Algeria (1985); Main Street, Mersa Matruk, Egypt (1991) Water Carriers and Donkey, Saqqara, Egypt (1987) for the national collection:. This collection of Almond's prints were presented in Platinum (1999) at the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography along with seven other artists: Ginette Bouchard, Patrick Close, Tony Hauser, Stephen Livick, Bruce Monk, Gerald Pisarzowski, Elizabeth Siegfried. Platinum became one of the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography's Travelling Exhibitions presented at The Station Gallery in Ontario in 2002. Almond's black and white photos, collectively titled Le Passé Dans le Present (1999), were presented at the Galerie Mistral in Montreal, Canada. This show was the culmination of over two decades of photos taken by Almond, capturing her explorations of various locations. Henry Lehmann states in The Gazette article, “While some of Almond's pictures are intentionally devoid of depth, transforming life into geometric abstraction, others delve into deep space, but ultimately arrive at the same patterned effect.” A selection of Almond's photographs from 1976 to 1996, including images taken during her travels to Morocco, Algeria, Jerusalem, Egypt and India, were included in her book Joan Almond: The Past in the Present (2002). Susan Scafati stated in an article in Women In Photography that: “Her images together read more like a diary, filled with visions of personal encounters and private lives. Through her patient pursuit of natural moments, an intimacy unveils, blurring the borders between outsider and native.” Select exhibitions Jerusalem: The Gathering of Nations, Saidye Bronfman Centre, Montreal-Canada (1987) Armenians of the Holy Land, Tekeyan Armenian Cultural Centre, Montreal-Canada (1988) Joan Almond: In Platinum/Palladium, Rose Gallery at Bergamot Station Arts Centre, Santa Monica-USA (1997) 2000 PLATINUM, National Gallery of Canada – Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, Canada (1999 The Past in the Present (Le Passé Dans le Present), Platinum Prints, Mistral Gallery (Gallerie Mistral), Montreal-Canada (1999) Platinum/Platine, The Station Gallery, Whitby-Canada (2002) The Past in the Present, June Bateman Gallery, New York City-USA (2003) The Noble Metals: Platinum & Palladium, International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum, Oklahoma City-USA (2005)
NEWLY FOUND! ROLLAND HENDRICKSON Orig B&W Photo 11×14″ SHOWGIRLS CLOWN MP16
Recently found in boxes from the estate of photographer Rolland Hendrickson. We packed up his entire home many years ago after his passing. We thought we had sold most of his works over the last few years, but we were surprised to find several more boxes of his photography tucked away in the corner of our warehouse. We’ll be listing these newly-found items as we have time. ABOUT THIS ITEM: This one measures 11″ by 14″. This was photographed, developed, printed and retouched by hand with charcoal pencil and pastel by Rolland Hendrickson himself at least 20 years ago in his studio.
Uwe Rau – Duke Ellington 16×20 SIGNED black & white archival photograph REDUCED
Uwe Rau – Duke Ellington 16 x 20 SIGNED black & white archival photograph.