Haven America
Rathbone Gate Painting
$ 3,300.00
Haven America
Rathbone Gate Painting
$ 3,300.00
This is an original mixed media painting of the Rathbone Mansion's Hotel gate in New Orleans, Lousiana, USA. Both historic stately antebellum mansions along Esplanade Avenue date from 1840 and 1856. Located in the history-rich Treme neighborhood.
The magnificent iron posts and cast iron gate stand over 7 feet tall. One of the few iron gates not salvaged and remaining in New Orleans after the Civil War.
This photo was mounted to a textured background wooden panel then enhanced with acrylic paint, CrayPas, and Oil Pastels. Shown for its intricate ornamentation and fine details, the colors of navy and white bring out the natural highlights. The rough greenery at the base is a wonderful addition to soft mounds of moss growing on the gate.
Mixed Media: Paper on wood panel, with Acrylic, CrayPas, and Oil Pastel
Original Size: 36" W x 50" H x 2" D
Print options are available for this piece in two sizes: Full-size and half-size prints.
Full Print: 36" W x 50" H
Half Print: 18" W x 25" H
The original is a one-of-a-kind mixed media painting. Full Print is a photo print from the original. Half Print is a photo print of the original.
Prints are on High-Quality Archival Paper with UV inks.
Perfect addition to your entryway.
See this and other originals at our gallery, Gallery Have is located in the French Quarter, 621 Toulouse Street, New Orleans. Our gallery is filled with this and other locally made New Orleans-inspired art.
©2021-2022 Slippin Southern LLC, Gallery Haven, all rights reserved.
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Please note that we do not accept returns for original paintings. If Original paintings arrive damaged, we will discuss the next steps depending on your needs. Please also note that we can accept printed art returns, but clients will be charged a 50% restocking fee plus return shipping charges.
Please note that we can not swap frame colors after 24 hours from the order time. If you need a frame color change before the item has shipped, we will try our best to change it, but our manufacturer does not guarantee it. Changing a frame color 24 hours after the order has been placed could result in a 50% restocking charge.
We are always available to answer your questions before purchasing; send us a convo!
©2022 Gallery Haven and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.The painting was done at our New Orleans studio in Uptown by local artist Susan Havens-Morris.
©2022 Gallery Haven and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.
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