FRAMED ART ORIGINALS BY RUTH BURDEN
Ruth Burden (1928-2020) created pen/ink drawings of these historic Livermore buildings and sites prior to 1987. She once owned the WayUp Frame store and moved to Salem, Oregon. She taught painting and drawing to high school students through senior citizens. These are signed (undated) ORIGINAL pieces (not prints).
They were displayed for decades throughout the Bank of the West building until 2021, thus are NOT newly framed.
$200.00 each as fund raiser for Guild - The photos do not do justice to these beautiful framed drawings.
(The oversize framing, glass, and matt alone costs $175 if new, but each frame is over 35 years old and handled. One customer observed a cleaning streak on the interior. Michael's/Aaron Brothers said it occurs with old non-UV glass and can clean for very nominal cost. The remaining pieces appear streak-free.)
Please purchase through Harry Briley: brileyh@comcast.net (via PayPal, check, or cash).
All items subject to sales tax. 10% member discount. Thank you for your support!Bright white art board behind glass using deep blue mats in HUGE 39 x 31 frames
... or 3.25 x 2.5 FEET - - Click each image to enlarge
The City-owned Barn behind City Hall and Police Department.
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Carnegie Building was public library May 1911 through 1966.
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Boat dock and Tom Burden's El Toro sailing class on Lake Del Valle
Southern Pacific Depot (after 1906). (Read150-year-long story in "Depot", Alan Frank, 2019).
Corner sunroom of Ravenswood home of Buckley. Window near sunroom added during Redemptorist Fathers occupancy and later removed.
Dr. Cameron Gordon House - Built 1895 on corner of K and Fourth Sts., today at Concannon Winery
Preparing rows of a Vineyard.
West-end pedestrian/private entrance to Concannon Vineyard Winery
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