Texas Statehouse | Rod Chase (Framed Painting)

Rod Chase's amazingly detailed images are considered some of the finest photo-realistic paintings in the genre. In this dramatic scene featuring the Texas State Capitol, the artist has created another amazing image. With a panoramic night sky and lights reflecting on the walkways, Chase has captured the spirit of the capitol that represents Texas and its citizens. The Texas state capitol, an Italian Rennaissance Revival style building, is considered the crown jewel of Austin in the city's skyline. The current building has been renovated several times and is the fourth structure to house the Texas government in Austin. The 308' tall, beautiful, pink granite building is on the National Registry of Historical Places and recognized as a National Historic Landmark. The cornerstone was laid on March 2, 1885, Texas Independence Day, and the building opened on April 21, 1888, on San Jacinto Day. The capitol rotunda features portraits of every president of the Republic of Texas and governors of the state, The south foyer features sculptures of Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin. This is an original piece, framed and ready to hang.

Release Year: 2011
Size: 36 x 24 canvas
Form: Limited Edition Giclée on Canvas

Print comes custom framed in a 1 3/4" wood moulding with a double, acid-free mat and Plexi. All framing is done in-house by our experienced framers using gallery-quality materials. Includes hardware and hanging wire.