The Wren Buidling, Williamsburg - mounted art print. Artwork is mounted on a very sturdy wood-type backing (not sure what it is called ... perhaps fiberboard or particle board?). It is very solid and sturdy. The front surface appears to have been laminated or coated with something when it was manufactured -- it does not feel paper-ish, and it has a matte finish (a light sheen, not glossy). The entire piece measures approximately 11+3/4 inches high x 15+1/2 inches wide x 1/8 inch thick. The image size is approximately 8+1/2 inches high x 12 inches wide. The text on the front reads:
"The Wren Building"
"The Oldest Academic Building in English America ". . . being first modelled by Sir Christopher Wren. adapted to the Nature of the Country . . . ." This building has survived the damages of two wars and three fires.
Erected 1605 - 1699
Restored 1928 - 1931"
"Williamsburg"
The item's coloring and brightness is consistent throughout and much better than the accompanying image shows (there were some difficulties with the scanner). The item has no lines, creases, shadowed areas/shading irregularities at all. There are a few very minor/tiny scuff marks on the surface of the piece, but otherwise the piece is in excellent condition.
