1911 Spearfish Water Power Station – by Mary Ann Larsen

Oil painting on stretched canvas

The subject of this painting is a historical building in Spearfish, South Dakota.  Built in 1911, it supplied electricity to the surrounding area, using water power. The building still stands, and functions as a source of electricity today. This original work was painted with a variety of color and texture using brushes and palette knives. 

Original oil painting -  

This is the original oil painting on stretched canvas.  The canvas is18”h X 24”w and is on stretcher bars approximately 1 ¼ inches thick.  Hanging hardware is attached.

Purchase oil painting without frame: $625. NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Recommended frame: 

Dark solid wood frame. 

Width of frame molding: 2 5/8 inches.

Overall framed artwork: 23 ¼”h X 29 ¼”w.

Purchase oil painting with frame: $725. NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Hand-painted Giclee

This giclee printed on stretched canvas has been oil painted by hand with brushes and palette knives to create the added color and texture effect of the original oil painting. The gallery wrapped canvas measures 18”h X 24”w and is approximately 1 ½ inches thick and can be hung without a frame, hardware attached.

Purchase hand-painted giclee without frame:  $395.

Recommended frame: 

Solid wood, dark walnut frame,

Width of frame molding: 2 5/8 inches.

Overall frame size: 23¼”hX 29¼”w.

Purchase hand-painted giclee with frame: $495.

Print

An 8”h X 10”w print on artist quality watercolor paper with white mat is available.  The overall measurement is

14”h X 16”w, including the mat.

Purchase print with mat: $59.