Culbertson Poster Still Available

The Culbertson poster is no longer available at the Gallery, but this does not mean you cannot still get it.  Just contact me at penandinkdetails@gmail.com to find out more.  

Postcards and posters can make nice keepsakes.  You don't have to throw that postcard you like in the trash.  Keep it, but put it in a nice frame.  

I received a beautiful card with a painting of a Holy Land scene with pressed flowers from that area upon it.  The flowers were not in the best shape, but I really did not want to throw the beautiful painting on the card away, so I framed it.  

Of course, I throw out this idea to give people more ways to use MY cards and posters, but for those who like these architectural and historical sites, they really are a nice memory and keepsake of a visit, or a reminder of when one lived in the area.  

Frames and mats dress up cards nicely, and you can make them suit the decor of your home however you like.  

Check out the Culbertson poster framed above.  

To see some better pictures from the poster itself, click here for the original article.  

New Poster Available at the Gallery on Pearl

One of New Albany Indiana's best known landmarks is the subject of a new poster presently available at the Gallery on Pearl. This poster called "Culbertson Details" includes some of my finest pen and ink work yet.

The poster features a large illustration of Culbertson Mansion in the middle, with various details from the facade of the mansion in smaller frames around the main picture.

Even those who are well familiar with Culbertson mansion may find some details on the poster that they've never noticed before. I think it does a great job of displaying Culbertson's beauty, and is a fitting tribute to one of the finest architectural examples New Albany has to offer. The thumbnails on this page provide small glimpses of illustrations featured on the poster, which is a size of approximately 11 in x 17 in. There are seven illustrations on the poster.

Further details: There are only three scans featured here, and just so you know, any unpleasant artefacts you may see on the scans here have been eliminated on the actual poster itself. To see them all, make a visit to the Gallery on Pearl . . . . Enjoy. -Chris

Addendum: This poster is no longer available at the Gallery, but you can purchase a copy by contacting me at penandinkdetails@gmail.com

All illustrations here by Chris Truelsen, copyright 2009. All rights reserved.