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Commissioned by the Jericho Historical Society and the Buffalo Museum of Science, Vermont Snowflakes is proud to release “Three Snowflakes from the Great Blizzard of 1888 as photographed by Wilson A. Bentley”. Our giclée print is reproduced from contact prints made from original Bentley glass plate negatives of snow crystals photographed on March 13, 1888. Also included is a pamphlet written by the Society’s archivist, Wayne Howe, which tells the story of the Great
Blizzard that
paralyzed the Northeast and in turn the entire country. Interesting facts about Bentley are included and his notations of the storm and the crystals depicted. Inspired by original Bentley framed pieces in the Society’s Collection, it comes in an American hardwood frame in mahogany with gold embossed beading that captures the period. Limited to 250 prints. Hand numbered and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Specifications:
Medium: Giclée (zhee-clay) Print. Giclée is a process used by museums and galleries around the world to reproduce fine works of art. It has a life expectancy of 80-120 years under normal lighting conditions.
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Paper:Satin
Matting: Double Matted. 100% acid free cotton rag board with highlight under mat.
Frame: American hardwood frame.
Sizes: Image window is 4” x 9” with text window below. Overall 16 ¼” x 13 ¼” .
BL1888 Great Blizzard of 1888 $175.00 (12.00 S&H)
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