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13.50" x 13.50"
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Wenatchee, Washington State Framed Print
by Sasha S Fair
$169.00
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Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Wenatchee, Washington State framed print by Sasha S Fair. Bring your print to life with hundreds of different frame and mat combinations. Our framed prints are assembled, packaged, and shipped by our expert framing staff and delivered "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.
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Gloomy cold winter sunset light is visible in the background of this gothic old american church painting. This is an old episcopal church in... more
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Gloomy cold winter sunset light is visible in the background of this gothic old american church painting. This is an old episcopal church in Wenatchee next to an old hospital which is now a senior living house. The cornerstone for the present building was laid on November 23, 1927. The Parish Hall was added in 1957 and contains Sunday school classrooms and a large hall for parish events.
Harold Whitehouse, the architect who designed St. Luke's, took his inspiration from St. Mary's, a small parish church in rural Aldermanbury, England. The combination of Romanesque and a modified Norman architectural style is visible from the exterior in the squared-off tower at the entrance, the blunted buttresses over the east aisle and in the use of "undressed stone." This sandstone was quarried in Dry Gulch, southwest of Wenatchee, and laid by local men under the direction of Goodfellow Brothers, long-time members of St. Luke's parish.
Gothic inspiration is clearly evident in the inter...
About Sasha S Fair
Hello, friends! My name is Sasha S. Fair. I am a contemporary artist living and creating in a small town in Central Washington State, USA. I studied in an art school for several years and keep taking workshops to advance my skills and practice. I noticed the more sophisticated my technical skills become, the more beauty and meaning I can express on canvas. I grab an easel, a sketchbook, watercolors, gouache, pencils and walk around exploring rural America and landscapes of Central Washington. I start with simple objects or ideas, then work through more complex compositions. For my bigger studio works I paint with oil paint on linen panels. I high qulity oil paint and art supplies made in the USA. I live in a rural town called Wenatchee....
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