Must-see Public Library, Somerville, Ma, 1886, George F Loring, Original Hand Colored - Value Pack [W9CwnlEb]

Original Hand-Colored Plan of Somerville Library

Discover a rare and exquisite piece of architectural history with our original hand-colored plan of the Public Library in Somerville, Massachusetts, designed by the renowned architect George F. Loring. This plan, published in the American Architect and Building News on July 3, 1886, offers a unique glimpse into the past. It features

• finely detailed illustrations
• hand-colored in rich hues

, capturing the architectural essence of the library in its heyday.

Exceptional Quality and Preservation

This plan is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and preservation. It measures approximately 8 inches by 12 inches and is encased in a mat border with a foam core backing for added protection. The entire presentation measures 12 by 16 inches, making it a stunning piece to display. Notably, this plan is shrink-wrapped to ensure its integrity and longevity. Its rarity, coupled with its high-quality construction, makes it a valuable addition to any collection or home.

Perfect for Collectors and Historians

Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, a historian, or a collector of rare prints, this hand-colored plan of the Public Library in Somerville, Massachusetts, is an ideal acquisition. It serves as a timeless keepsake that highlights the architectural achievements of the late 19th century. The plan's detailed illustrations and historical significance make it a perfect addition to any library or study room, where it can be admired and appreciated for years to come. Order your copy today and own a piece of American architectural history.