Easy To Use Carved Face On The Drhumor Building No. 05 Asheville, North Carolina (a0030487) + Free Return [iwQySabA]

Unique Carved Face on the Drhumor Building

Discover the rich history and artistic beauty of Asheville, North Carolina with this stunning black and white photograph. Captured with meticulous detail, this image showcases the face of a bearded man, intricately carved on the historic Drhumor Building. Built in 1895, this architectural gem is adorned with a set of unique carved faces, believed to have been modeled by local citizens. Crafted by the talented English sculptor Frederick Miles, these faces are a testament to the building's significance and the community's cultural heritage.

Archival Quality Fine Art Print

This photograph is not just a visual representation; it's a piece of art that promises to last a lifetime. Our Archival Pigments Prints are printed on a Baryta Surface Fine Art Paper, offering museum-quality, heavy-weight, bright white paper. The Baryta coating provides a surface similar to darkroom fiber-based prints, ensuring a rich tonal contrast and surface beauty. Each print is acid-free and lignin-free, guaranteeing the highest level of archival quality. We take pride in offering a signed print with a white border for easier framing, carefully packaged without a frame or top mat, ready to grace your walls with its timeless charm.

Comprehensive Product Details

This photograph is part of a set of six, designed to be displayed together, capturing the full essence of the Drhumor Building's artistic facade. Our Archival Pigments Prints are available on alternative papers as well. For complete details about the prints and papers, visit our About the Prints page. If you're interested in purchasing this exquisite piece, simply send us a message for a custom price to ship outside the US. Free shipping is available within the US, and we strive to ship your order in approximately 7-10 business days. Elevate your home or office decor with this captivating portrayal of the Drhumor Building's carved face, a true masterpiece of American architectural art.