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The Master's Place
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Newtown * Richboro * Yardley
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215.598.2828
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215.598.2828 |
| E-mail |
themastersplace88@gmail.com |
| Address |
3010 Old Wilkinson Rd.
Jamison, PA 18929 |
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Artist:
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James
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Lake Afton |
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Signed and Numbered Offset Lithogragh |
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Image Size:
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18 X 18 |
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$95.00 |
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Lake Afton Library
- Built in 1879, “The Yardley Library”, as it is affectionately known
by the locals, has always been the focal point of this small colonial town.
In the spring and summer, the Library that sets beside the calm waters of Lake
Afton, attracts many fisherman both young and old . On chilly winter days many
congregate in the heart of the town to skate in the shadows of the old library.
(See William Doubles "Skater") All year round
visitors enjoy the ducks that have taken up residence next to the old library.
Plans to demolish the old library to allow construction of a new bridge that
was to replace the one washed away in the flood of ’55 met with strong
community opposition. The Scudders Falls Bridge was built instead, and an important
part of the history of the town was preserved. The building remained in use
as a library until 1977. It’s book collection was subsequently moved to
the Lower Makefield Municipal Complex. The library that served the community
for almost 100 years is now the home of the Yardley Historical Association.
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Artist:
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James
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Covered Bridge (The) |
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Signed and Numbered Offset Lithogragh |
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11 X 15 |
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$100.00 |
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Covered Bridge (The)
- The Pine Valley covered bridge is one of 12 remaining covered bridges in Bucks
County. The leaves are just beginning to show signs of turning in this quiet
rural scene of a weathered old covered bridge.
This fine art reproduction
is offered in an edition size of 750. Size 11 X 15
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Artist:
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James
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Schoefield Covered Bridge |
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Signed and Numbered Offset Lithogragh |
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Image Size:
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17 1/2 X 25 |
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$125.00 |
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Schofield Ford Covered
Bridge - The
Schofield Ford Covered Bridge originally built in 1873 by contractor George
L. Mahon, was long a dearly loved landmark in rural Bucks County, PA. In 1991
vandals set fire to the 117 year old bridge which spans the Neshaminy Creek
in Tyler State Park.
Local politicians, religious,
community and business leaders joined school children, 4 H and others to raise
the nearly $350,000.00 for the project to restore the 170 ft. long bridge. Every
effort was made to make the new bridge as authentic as the original. The 6 year
effort to rebuild the County's 12th covered bridge officially ended with a dedication
ceremony in September 1997.
This fine art reproduction
is offered in an edition size of 450 signed and numbered prints with 45 Artist
Proofs Size 17 1/4 X 25
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Artist:
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James
Redding |
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Bowman's Tower |
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Media:
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Signed and Numbered Offset Lithogragh |
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Image Size:
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17 X 12 |
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$95.00 |
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Contact:
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The
Master's Place or 215-598-2828 |
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Bowman's Hill Tower
- A one hundred and ten foot observation tower built in 1930 to commemorate
the lookout of the American Revolution, "The Tower" has become a well
known & loved landmark in Bucks County, PA. The Tower offers a panoramic
view of the Delaware River & surrounding countryside.
This fine art reproduction
is offered in an edition size of 450 signed and numbered prints with 45 Artist
Proofs Size 17 X 12
Estate-Authorized Fred Bees Gicleés
What Is A Gicleé?
A gicleé (zhee-CLAY) is an individually
produced, high-resolution, high-fidelity reproduction. Gicleés can be
produced on any number of media, from canvas to watercolor paper to transparent
acetates. Some artists have begun to work directly with this new printing process.
Gicleés are superior to traditional lithography
in several ways. The colors are brighter, last longer, and are so high-resolution
that they are virtually continuous tone, rather than tiny dots. The range, or
"gamut" of color for gicleés is far beyond that of lithography. Lithography
uses tiny dots of four colors—cyan, magenta, yellow and black—to fool the
eye into seeing various hues and shades. Colors are "created" by printing different
size dots of these four colors. Gicleés use technology that sprays ink
onto the page, actually mixing the inks on the page to create true colors.
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Artist:
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William Double |
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Title:
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Skater |
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Media:
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Offset Lithogragh from Pen & Ink Drawing |
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18 X 16 |
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Price
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$30.00 |
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Framed
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$125.00 (23 X 21) |
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What Is A Gicleé?
A gicleé (zhee-CLAY) is an individually produced,
high-resolution, high-fidelity reproduction. Gicleés can be produced on any
number of media, from canvas to watercolor paper to transparent acetates. Some
artists have begun to work directly with this new printing process.
Gicleés are superior to traditional lithography
in several ways. The colors are brighter, last longer, and are so high-resolution
that they are virtually continuous tone, rather than tiny dots. The range, or
"gamut" of color for gicleés is far beyond that of lithography. Lithography
uses tiny dots of four colors—cyan, magenta, yellow and black—to fool the
eye into seeing various hues and shades. Colors are "created" by printing different
size dots of these four colors. Gicleés use technology that sprays ink onto
the page, actually mixing the inks on the page to create true colors.
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