【Overview】 A rare and collectible architectural lithograph from 1976 by noted Pacific Northwest artist Don R. Morrow, capturing the intricate Tudor Revival details of Seattle's historic Stimson-Green Mansion. Created nearly five decades ago, this piece remains a quintessential example of 1970s architectural pen-and-ink mastery.
【Item Highlights】 Artist: Don R. Morrow (hand-signed in pencil) Edition: Limited Edition No. 229 of 500 Date: 1976 Subject: Stimson-Green Mansion (National Register of Historic Places, Seattle, WA) Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Offered in its original gallery-found state to preserve its historical integrity and natural patina. Not modernly restored, maintaining its authentic 1970s character. Framing: Housed in its original black minimalist frame from Auburn Fine Arts & Framing, Auburn, WA. Includes original backing and hanging wire.
【Dimensions】 Frame: Approx. 19" wide × 16.5" tall
【Historic Context for Collectors】 The Stimson-Green Mansion, built in 1901 for timber tycoon C.D. Stimson, is one of Seattle's most prestigious landmarks. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 — the same year this print was created — it stands as an enduring symbol of Seattle's architectural heritage. Don R. Morrow's work is highly sought after by local historians and architectural enthusiasts for its incredible precision and detail. A fantastic addition to any Pacific Northwest-themed library, office, or gallery wall.
【Shipping & Care】 Will be shipped with professional-grade bubble wrap and cardboard corner protectors to ensure the glass and frame arrive intact.
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