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Classic Landscape - Ford Motor Company plant on the River Rouge by Charles Sheeler Poster
by Charles Sheeler
$21.35
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Classic Landscape - Ford Motor Company plant on the River Rouge by Charles Sheeler poster by Charles Sheeler. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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Classic Landscape - Ford Motor Company plant on the River Rouge, Detroit, Michigan - by American artist Charles Sheeler.
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Classic Landscape - Ford Motor Company plant on the River Rouge, Detroit, Michigan - by American artist Charles Sheeler.
Charles Sheeler was one of the early adopters of modernism in American art in the early 1900s, he's recognized for his paintings and drawings focused heavily on machinery, architecture and technology and for his photography as well. He was one of the leading artist of the first really American art style called precisionism.
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About Charles Sheeler
Collections featuring original artwork of illustrator and writer Moira Risen and carefully curated collections of digitally restored and cleaned illustrations from artists of the Golden Age, vintage botanical drawings, advertising posters from the early 1900's, vintage pictorial maps, traditional Chinese flower and bird paintings and some selected, licensed works of modernist painters. With licensing inquiries or any other questions please contact Moira personally via this email. You find more information about her and her creative projects on her personal website and on her blog. About Moira's artwork: 'I rather label my creations illustrations than classic fine art pieces because almost always there's a story (or at least a fragment...
