Genius Solution School House, Amityville, Li, Ny, 1894, J Graham Glover, Hand Colored Original - Now 55% Cheaper [gcjN3Zl6]

Original Hand-Colored School House Plan

Experience a piece of architectural history with our beautifully detailed, original hand-colored plan of the School House in Amityville, Long Island, New York, 1894. This exceptional piece, crafted by the renowned architect J Graham Glover, is a rare find from the American Architect and Building News, published on January 20, 1894.

• Unmatched Detail: The plan is meticulously detailed, showcasing the intricate design of the school house, making it a perfect piece for collectors and architectural enthusiasts.
• Hand-Colored Beauty: Each element of the plan has been meticulously hand-colored, adding a vibrant and timeless quality to this historical document.

Exceptional Quality and Presentation

This plan is not just a historical artifact; it's a work of art. Measuring approximately 12 by 8 inches, it comes with a mat border and foam core backing for added protection (not attached to the picture). The entire piece measures 16 by 12 inches with the border, making it an impressive addition to any collection.

• Professional Presentation: The finely detailed and beautifully hand-colored plan is shrink-wrapped, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition.
• Custom Framing Available: Enhance your collection with custom framing options. Please visit our 'Frames' section for a selection of finishes to suit your style.

Preserve a Piece of History

This original plan is a rare gem that captures the essence of early 20th-century architectural design. With its limited circulation and few preserved copies, owning this piece is an opportunity to own a piece of American architectural history.

• Architectural Enthusiast's Dream: Whether you're a collector, an architectural historian, or simply appreciate the beauty of well-crafted designs, this plan is a must-have.
• Perfect Gift: This unique piece makes an extraordinary gift for anyone who appreciates the finer details of architectural history and art.