Route 66 Truss Bridge
$85.00 – $155.00
In 2023, this bridge will be 100 years old! Can you imagine the sights it has seen in its lifetime? From horse and buggy to the advent of the Model T and now the self-driving Tesla! Car collectors frequent this location to snap a photo of their prize vehicle crossing the old bridge.
Description
Fine Art Open Edition photographs on metal introduce you to places you never knew existed. These photos allow you to bring unique and little-known locales into your home and create an arrangement all your own. All Open Editions are signed and measure less than 12″ x 12″. Use Open Editions as accents or combine them to create a striking ensemble.
Product Specifications:
- Photos are heat infused on aluminum
- High-definition wall art
- Vibrant color and detail
- Floating stand-out Mount
- Handcrafted in the USA
Additional information
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Size | 10 x 8 Metal, 12 x 12 Metal, 8 x 8 Metal |
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