Four Square
$30.00 – $55.00
12" x 16" museum-quality print on archival, acid-free, matte paper. Half inch white border on all sides.

Some History
The American four square was a large single-family home with architectural roots in the Prairie style. This “All-American Home” was designed as a reaction to the ornate Victorian and Revival styles of the late 1800’s. The design emphasized symmetry and restrained ornamentation. The four square proliferated largely due to mail-order home designs and catalogs from companies like Sears and Roebucks. Built between 1890 and the mid 1930’s, the four square generally had a symmetrical facade, a square floor plan, and a conspicuous entrance. The two-and-a-half story home had an attic dormer centered in the front of the home, a full basement, and a low hipped roof. Built using nearly every kind of construction material, the four square allowed for other architectural details to be incorporated. By changing the exterior cladding, the four square could take on the appearance of a Queen Anne or Craftsman style home.
Product Details
Printed on an Epson Stylus Pro 7900, using Epson UltraChrome HDR ink-jet technology which covers 98% of the Pantone Matching System color gamut. The paper is a heavyweight 10.3 mil thick stock of Epson Enhanced Matte Paper.
Frame
The frames are solid wood (painted matte black) and made in Los Angeles. Shatter resistant acrylite that is optically pure covers the print. The frames have a border of 1″ making the final diameter of the framed print 1″ large all around (ie. 12″ x 16″ = 14″ x 18″) and frames are not matted.


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