Description
Mathers House – 2013. Acrylic on canvas. Original painting size: 18″ x 12″ (45.7 cm x 30.5 cm)
The Mather House is a very familiar sight to all those who routinely drive south to South Burnaby–you can’t miss it nestled into Deer Lake Park as you’re coming off the south Kensington Ave freeway exits. This Romanesque Revival styled mansion, originally known as ‘Altnadene,’ was designed by architect Frank Macy and built for William and Mary Mathers in 1992. It was used as a convalescent house for wounded soldiers during WWI. In was then purchased by the Benedictine Monks in 1913 and converted into the Seminary of Christ the King, which operated until 1953. The City of Burnaby purchased the building in 1971 and used it as part of the Deer Lake Park Arts Center. It was designating it as a heritage property in 1992.
Limited Edition Prints
This Edition is limited to 200 signed and numbered prints and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Original sized 18″ x 12″ (45.7 cm x 30.5 cm) Limited Edition Prints are available on stretched canvas, rolled canvas, fine art rag paper or photographic paper.
Open Edition Small Inkjet Poster
Small Posters are offered as a more affordable option to Limited Edition Prints. Open Edition simply means these prints are unsigned and unnumbered with no limits on how many can be printed and sold.
This image is also available as an Open Edition Small Inkjet Posters, which are high quality Inkjet prints laid out on a standard size, 19″ x 13″ (48.3 x 33 cm) (A3+), satin finish, photographic paper sheet. They include the artwork image with a title/artist line below. This option offers a very high quality image with great lightfastness and archival paper qualities.
Now also available in a half-size 13″ x 9.5″ (33 x 24.1 cm) format.
