Phoenix Brewery Building on Washington Street in Buffalo New York
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Phoenix Brewery Building on Washington Street in Buffalo New York Photograph
About the Phoenix Brewery
Phoenix's story is a fascinating one. It began as the Albert Ziegle brewery in 1850 on Genesee St. From 1855-1887, it was located on Main St. On July 21,1887, it burned to the ground. The Brewery was rebuilt on Washington Street and they renamed Phoenix after the Egyptian mythological eagle figure that rose from the ashes to symbolize immortality. Pilsner & Wurtzburger are the 2 brands of beer for which the Phoenix Brewery was known for.
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I then float mount the image on a lightweight, yet rigid, expanded polyvinyl substrate which is excellent for mounting photographic images thus giving it a sturdy surface to hang on the wall.
The substrate board is then attached to 2 pcs of wood extensions on the back to enable 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.
:: Print Only Size is of print image only and shipped either flat or in a tube ::
Copyright text will NOT appear on your purchase
