Description
A faded cartographic rendering of Buffalo, New York from 1893 displays the city's grid pattern in warm tan and ochre tones, with the meandering Niagara River rendered in soft blue-green tracing the western edge. The map's aged paper stock and muted palette evoke the weight of historical documentation, while subtle hand-drawn details and text annotations give it the character of a period surveyor's work. At home in a study, library, or anywhere history and geography hold meaning. Built in natural birch or walnut and made to order, with the artwork printed across the door panels and an adjustable shelf inside, on steel legs. A statement piece that carries an independent artist's work into the room.
