TACOMA Washington "Just Charms": PRINT

TACOMA, Washington Icons Art Print. For your Map Wall, memento of your travels, reminder of home. 70 of my hand-drawn Sketches of some of T-town's icons or "charms" bring the "feel" of Tacoma. Peruse your favorite spots, let the memories flow. This is a Limited Edition Print of 40.

Tacoma "charms" include: The Mountain (TAHOMA) that looms over us, Point Defiance-Tahlequah Vashon ferry, Salmon Beach cottages, Murray Morgan 11th Street Bridge, Wright Park W.W. Seymour Conservatory, Old City Hall, former Union Station, Museum of Glass and bridge, spuyaləpabš/Welcome Figure carved by Qwalsius (Shaun Peterson), Tacoma Dome, Charlotte's Blueberry Park, John James Nelson's T A C O M A sign on the pilings at Titlow Beach, the Narrows Bridge - hugged by a giant Pacific octopus, jellyfish, seals, sailboats, Blue Mouse Theater, Chalet Bowl, Doc Farrens Clock in Proctor, University of Puget Sound Jones Hall, Murray House at 402 N Sheridan and the Cornell Brothers homes on N. 5th Street near K St. in North Slope, MSM Deli, the 6th AVE sign/bike rack at Bluebeard and the beloved Art on the Ave. festival, Browns Point Lighthouse and Keeper's House, orcas, a cargo ship in Port, Job Carr cabin, the Point Ruston boat (a retired ferry), a ziggurat and tandem bike on Dune Peninsula, the ghost of the Asarco Smelter stack, Hilltop Housing, Johnson Candy, US Pawn, Pho King, Doctors [Victorian] Row, cute commercial block stepping down S. 9th St. at Fawcett, Bob's Java Jive, Howdy Bagel and Airport Tavern on STW, Tibbet's and Grace Community Church block, Fern Hill Clock, Swan Creek Park, East 34th Street Bridge arching over Highway 7, Honk Fest, Cheney Stadium, home of the Rainiers and scenes from PorchFest, beloved neighborhood icons from the Lunar New Year Festival, the most beautiful springtime basketball court at Wapato Hills (cherry blossoms!) and the stone and timber CCC-built picnic shelter and pergola at Wapato Park, Stadium High School, Ranko's Pharmacy, Frisko Freeze, lots and lots of cute houses in the popular styles of the early twentieth century that populate North End as well as Eastside and a giant sequoia - one of many epic trees that comprise the old-growth forest at Point Defiance Park.

Epson archival coated paper / Epson Professional high-quality inkjet printer / Archival inks 13" x 22" Print. Original work. Print is signed & dated by Kirsten Sparenborg, Turn of The Centuries, on back. • Epson archival coated paper / Epson Professional high-quality inkjet printer / Archival inks • Packaged neatly in sealed clear cello sleeve with sturdy backboard.