Nicholas P. Santoleri Artist Signed Limited Edition Print:"The Gables at Chadds Ford"
Artist: Nicholas P. Santoleri
Title: The Gables at Chadds Ford
Size: 13.75" x 20" Printed on 17" x 20" fine art paper.
Medium / Edition: Limited Edition Print - Hand signed in pencil by the Artist. (Watermark is on Web Image only)
About the Art: Originally part of a 138-acre land grant from William Penn, the Gables at Chaddsford was one of the first homes in the Township. In fact, two of the four original chimneys are still visible. The pre-revolutionary property operated as a working farm for over a hundred years. Furthermore, it is believed to have been one of the stops on the Underground Railroad. Finally, in March of 2002, the house was placed on the National Historic Register.
In painting this wonderful piece of local history, I hope to capture the grandeur of a bygone era. This restaurant, like so many historic inns, holds a special place in the hearts of those who know it. It is comforting to know that something so beautiful has survived throughout the ages and weathered the changes of time.
Title: The Gables at Chadds Ford
Size: 13.75" x 20" Printed on 17" x 20" fine art paper.
Medium / Edition: Limited Edition Print - Hand signed in pencil by the Artist. (Watermark is on Web Image only)
About the Art: Originally part of a 138-acre land grant from William Penn, the Gables at Chaddsford was one of the first homes in the Township. In fact, two of the four original chimneys are still visible. The pre-revolutionary property operated as a working farm for over a hundred years. Furthermore, it is believed to have been one of the stops on the Underground Railroad. Finally, in March of 2002, the house was placed on the National Historic Register.
In painting this wonderful piece of local history, I hope to capture the grandeur of a bygone era. This restaurant, like so many historic inns, holds a special place in the hearts of those who know it. It is comforting to know that something so beautiful has survived throughout the ages and weathered the changes of time.
