$175.00 – $400.00
Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 19 5/8″ x 14 5/8″
Edition limited to:
10 Artist proofs archival giclée prints…$225
75 Signed and numbered archival giclée prints…$175
Artist-Enhanced Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 18″ x 24″
Edition limited to:
10 Artist-enhanced archival giclée prints…$400
Driving along Route 30 during the mid-20th century, long before the Pennsylvania Turnpike was built, was a beautiful country road experience. About 80 miles outside of Pittsburgh and just 17 miles before you reached Bedford, you would find a unique sight and a great piece of Americana.
“Lincoln Highway’s Historic Ship Hotel” depicts a hotel/restaurant that was built to resemble an ocean liner anchored off a cliff along Route 30. Standing on what would be the bow of the boat you and your family could overlook a patchwork of fields, farms, hills, and mountains from which you could see 3 states and 7 counties.
Step back in time and relive the excitement of visiting one of Pennsylvania’s most unusual roadside attractions.
Click the image below to watch a timelapse video of Linda creating this marvel of “roadside America”.
Enjoying the panoramic view of Pittsburgh from the Duquesne incline, residents and guests alike marvel at the beauty of the holiday season in Pittsburgh.
For generations, native Pittsburghers have brought their special guests through the Fort Pitt Tunnel to experience a breathtaking view of our hometown. The astonishment on people’s faces captures the sensation no other city can offer. Uniquely Pittsburgh, this grand entrance to our beautiful city inspires and thrills all who enter the glass and steel Golden Triangle.
Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 19 3/4″ x 11 1/2″
Edition limited to:
40 Artist proofs archival giclée prints…$225
400 Signed and numbered archival giclée prints…$175
Artist-Enhanced Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 24 1/2″ x 14 1/4″
Edition limited to:
40 Artist-enhanced archival giclée prints…$400
“Holiday Greetings from My Hometown” is the fourth annual holiday painting created for Breathe Pennsylvania (formerly known at Healthy Lungs Pennsylvania). A portion of the proceeds from sales will go directly to the care and medications for families this great organization supports.
Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 14″ x 18 3/4″
Edition limited to:
50 Artist proofs archival giclée prints…$225
500 Signed and numbered archival giclée prints…$175
Artist-Enhanced Color Archival Giclée Print
Image Size: 18″ x 24″
Edition limited to:
100 Artist-enhanced archival giclée prints…$400<
Artist Linda Barnicott, known for her paintings of Pittsburgh shares with you the “Warm Glow of Pittsburgh” personal checks series. Each of these 4 wintry scenes depicts this beautiful city with its 446 bridges and 3 flowing rivers. Nostalgic trolleys and shoppers aplenty are portrayed with vibrant colors and making these checks a delight to everyone who receives one.
Linda Barnicott’s, “Warm Glow of Pittsburgh” address labels are a nostalgic wintry expression of downtown Pittsburgh that is sure to delight you and those you send them to. Instead of manually handwriting, address labels save time and they give each envelope its proper identification. You can use them on books, mailers, envelopes, video tapes and more. They imbibe the image of a person or company’s profile and yet add a special quality and character to each use. The “Warm Glow of Pittsburgh” series has 4 different images that are artistic and fun to use.