St. Louis Old Courthouse Reflected Canvas Print

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St. Louis's Old Courthouse, site of the famous Dred Scott case, is part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and operated by the National Park Service. Here it is depicted as an photographic abstract of reflections in the many windows of a nearby skyscraper. The Federal style courthouse was completed in 1828. It was designed by the firm of Lavielle and Morton, but has undergone several redesigns and renovations, including the replacement of an original cupola in 1861 by William Rumbold with an Italian Renaissance cast iron Dome modeled on St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, and built with wrought and cast iron with a copper exterior.

Welcome to my portfolio of photography and digital art! Artist Statement: I don't know what exactly it is about abstract art that appeals to me so much. As an artist, I love that I am creating something "ex nihilo," or from nothing. I love the freedom of combining shapes, movement, colors into something beautiful or intriguing that comes purely from my imagination. While I am often drawn to the unique symmetry of the square format for my work, I also work with vertical and horizontal ratios. I love vintage things (especially old cars, old phones and radios, and old cameras), so my photography tends to focus on things like that, though I also shoot macros and other types of photography. Artist Bio: Jon Woodhams is an award-winning...

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