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Dublin Art
A Parade Through Time 1810-2010
On October 2nd, this "Parade Through Time" mural was unveiled by the Mayor
of Dublin. The Dublin Cornet Brass Band played on the sunny day and then a
group of Bagpipers fittingly serenaded the celebration. The 6' x 4'
moveable mural was then viewed by the community outside for the day before
being brought inside the Municipal Building on Emerald Parkway. It now
hangs there for visitors, residents and school children to view.
The easel, frame and birch painting surface were all prepared and custom
made by one of Bev's church friends, George Zaebst. George branded his name
on the back of the frame for the future historians to find. Bev knew he was
the only one she would trust to make all of this the proper way. He is a
master carpenter and had done numerous special projects in her church.
Bev figures she spent at the bare minimum, 150 hours painting, 24 hours
transferring her images onto the surface, at least 40 hours drawing the
images, 24 hours reducing or enlarging her reference material and arranging
the pictures in a sequence that made sense and two years gathering reference
material. Many images are from the Dublin History book, but most are
original photos taken by Bev.
A professional photographer, Joe Wagenhals, took over a dozen photos and
worked many hours to compile the poster and fine art print that is now
available. The poster is 24" wide x 18" high with an aqueous finish. The
fine art print is a limited edition (100) and is an impressive 30" wide x 21
inches high. Both show at their best with a mat, but can also be framed
without one.
Please look at the options listed below for pricing. The posters are
available 24/7, and one or two are always available made up in the poster
options - but the print and frame would be made when ordered. Lead time
would be two - three weeks at the most.
Shipping is possible, but not included in the pricing. Same with sales
tax - that must be added.
PayPal is one option to pay, or if you are in the Dublin area and would
like to pay by check or credit card and pick up the framed work, that is
great. Contact Bev by e-mail to make arrangements:
bevgoldie@columbus.rr.com.
Click here to open a Description of the Bicentennial Moveable Mural.
Framing Options:
 
| $75.00 Poster with black frame |
$95.00 Poster with black frame, white mat |
 
| $95.00 Poster with Mahogany frame, white mat |
$365.00 Fine art print with solid cherry frame, archival mat |
Pricing:
- Poster 24" x 18", rolled in plastic sleeve or flat on cardboard, $20.00.
- Poster, framed in 2" black wood frame (glass and backing included - ready
to hang) $75.00
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Poster, matted with 2" white mat, framed in a 28" x 22" (2" wood frame,
glass and backing included ) $95.00. Black or Mahogany with black
available.
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Fine Art Print - $95.00 on flat cardboard. ( $30.00 more to dry mount on
foamcore up to 30" x 40".)
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Fine Art Print, matted with archival museum mat (3" wide), signed with
edition number, framed with high quality cherry frame with carved sections
stained in slate gray. Acrylic rather than glass used because of size and
weight. $365.00. (measures 42' x 32" total on exterior when framed).
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Other framing options available upon request. Bev purchases framing
wholesale and puts them together herself. Her pricing is very competitive
and assistance in selection invaluable.
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Other
Dublin Gift Ideas
Dublin Calendar
For three years at least one of Bev's paintings was featured
in each of the Dublin Area Art League's annual calendar from 2007 - 2009.
Bev helped to coordinate this calendar as a fundraiser for the Dublin Area Art League. If you might be interested in a similar project, please contact her.
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Doorways
of Historic Dublin
18" x 24" Poster
Available framed and unframed.
Click image to zoom.
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The brick-lined sidewalks of Historic
Dublin, Ohio, lead to these charming doorways from Dublin's past.
This is where the village of Dublin began back in 1810, and examples
of its early 19th-century architecture still stand. All buildings
are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The shops and restaurants featured
are among those open in Historic Dublin for the 2005 Dub Crawl.
From top left: Z Bearla's, Tucci's, Blu Canary, Modern Male, Dublin
Tavern, Donato's, Grandma's Fruitcakes, La-Tee-Da, Gallery M,
Oscar's, Ha'penny Bridge and Brazenhead.
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Bev created pen-and-ink drawings for
a “Dub Crawl” T-shirt sponsored by the Historic Dublin Business
Association. She enhanced the drawings with watercolor paints for
the poster.
Printed on thick, aqueous-coated archival
paper, the poster is impervious to damage by paper not acid free.
Each signed by Bev.
-- Poster only, shipped
in a tube, $15
-- Poster framed
with 1" black, rounded acrylic moulding. Has
acrylic "glass." Backing is Masonite©
fiberboard, $30
-- Poster framed
with quality 2" black, all-wood moulding, $85
Contact Bev
to purchase
OR
... or at Ha'penny Bridge Imports of Ireland in Historic
Dublin
75 South High Street, Dublin, Ohio 43017-2154
Open Mon - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; 614.889.9615
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Original
Watercolor:
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Just a "Typical" Day at a "Typical" Dublin Home
Click image for zoom.
Can you find the 10 Irish or Dublin
references in this whimsical 20" x 15" watercolor? This
painting is in the Dublin Area Art League's 2008 calendar (March).
The original is available matted and framed (image shown of watercolor
only) for $350. Contact Bev for a showing.
Original
Pastel & Watercolor on Clayboard:
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Only in Dublin
This 16" x 20" will bring smiles to Dublinites! Framed, $250. Contact
Bev for a showing.
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Original
Oils of Historic Dublin
Contact
Bev for a showing.
Sorry, the original has been sold, but this oil will be photographically
represented on Bev's 2009 Holiday cards. More
information.
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