Chinaman Lighthouse & Fireboat

$ 29.99

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Local Pick Up - Amherst, NY, by Appointment only

By Appointment only 716-689-3143

Your more than welcome to pick up the artwork at my home studio. Hours are by appointment, but I am very flexible days/evenings/weekends. I am located in Williamsville NY, ( Transit Rd and Klein Road area) Please call to set up a time. 716.689.3143.

Thank You,

Bill Jman

Jman Photography

Float Mounted - Product details

All Float Mounted Sizes are "Ready-To-Hang"

They have been laminated to protect the photographic image from moisture and dirt.
The ultra-hard scratch resistant laminated surface is water resistant and can be cleaned easily.
The Photo is mounted on a lightweight, yet rigid, acrylic substrate which is excellent for mounting photographic images thus giving it a sturdy surface to hang on the wall.
The acrylic substrate is then attached to a wood frame on the back, enabling it to “Float off the wall” it is hanging on. Floating artwork creates such a lovely effect that can enhance the overall beauty of the artwork and look great on any wall.
Easy to hang (all hardware provided) or stand on shelf.
Finished size may vary up to 3/16" due to trimming/finishing of artwork.
The artwork is created using pigment inks for the highest image quality saturation, depth of color, and brilliance. Printed on archival paper.

Print-only sizes are also available with the image printed edge to edge and laminated.

All Artwork is property of the artist and may not be reproduced, duplicated, or resold but is permitted for use on blogs when image is not sold but is attributed to Jman Photography. Original artwork shall not be used for promotional/for profit or non-profit uses. Copyright is retained by the artist following the sale of the item.

The Edward M. Cotter Photo

A fireboat in use by the Buffalo Fire Department at Buffalo, New York. Originally named William S. Grattan, she was built in 1900 by the Crescent Shipyard of Elizabeth Port, New Jersey. Due to age she was rebuilt in 1953 and renamed Firefighter upon her return to service. The following year she was renamed Edward M. Cotter. Her namesake, Edward Cotter, was a Buffalo firefighter.
*Edward M. Cotter is considered to be the oldest active fireboat in the world and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1996.

The Buffalo Lighthouse, also know as the "Chinaman's Light"because of it's Chinese-hat shape at the top. It is the oldest building in Buffalo that’s still standing on its original foundation, and the 61-foot-tall structure is one of the oldest along the shores of Lake Erie. It was completed in 1833.

**Copyright text will NOT appear on the product you purchase.

Shipping

Your order will be printed, signed, assembled and packed by the artist, just for you. Once that is complete your order will ship within 3-7 business days via USPS-Priority or UPS. You will receive a personal email confirming receipt of your order and the expected ship and arrival dates.

Once your item is shipped, it should arrive within the timelines specified by USPS or UPS. We cannot be responsible for delays in transit time caused by adverse weather conditions, missed hub pickups or failed delivery attempts

If you are in need of a rush order, please call me. If I miss your call, leave a message and I will return the call promptly.

Thank You,

Bill

Jman Photography